International Rescue Committee Annual Report 2016

HELPING PEOPLE TO SURVIVE, RECOVER AND RECLAIM THEIR FUTURE COntents Message from the President 1 and Board Co-Chairs

Refugees Welcome 2 Front Cover: A newly resettled refugee Global First Responder 12 participates in an orientation session at the IRC office in Boise, Idaho. Our Supporters 14

Inside Cover: Board of Directors and Staff Leadership 27 Children in the village of Al Agaeeb, Yemen, receive hygiene kits. Financial Report 28 The IRC provides emergency aid, medical care and clean water to millions of people affected by How You Can Help 29 conflict in Yemen. IRC Annual Report 2016 1

David Miliband Katherine Farley Tracy Wolstencroft Timothy F. Geithner President Co-Chair, Co-Chair, Chair, and CEO IRC Board of Directors IRC Board of Directors IRC Overseers

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT AND CHAIRS OF THE IRC BOARD AND OVERSEERS

Dear Friends, reaching more people in need more quickly. our positive experiences resettling refugees in We are honored to present the Last year we trained over 200 aid workers the U.S., to make known the positive benefits IRC Annual Report for 2016, a in six emergency-prone countries in rapid they bring to their new communities, and to year in which our staff members response, and our efforts are working: When convince citizens and policy makers alike to and volunteers rose to meet violence increased in Afghanistan’s Helmand embrace America’s tradition of welcoming all unprecedented challenges. province, the IRC was the only humanitarian those “yearning to breathe free.” Never have so many people been agency on the ground within 72 hours. displaced by conflict and natural The global impact of the IRC is a testament disaster. Never has the need for Our new “outcomes and evidence” strategy to the effectiveness of our staff members the IRC’s work been greater. ensures that IRC programs are based on the working in the field and in offices around best available evidence. We are delivering the world. Despite challenging odds, our Last year, the number of people displaced by high-impact cost-effective programs in colleagues define hope for the growing conflict worldwide surpassed 65 million. In the areas of health, education, safety, refugee population. Their unselfish Syria alone, six years of war have driven 13.5 empowerment and economic well-being. commitment to excellence is an inspiration. million people from their homes. Millions more have been uprooted in Afghanistan, Nigeria, In Greece, for example, our innovative cash Creativity, innovation, principled advocacy Yemen and elsewhere. If displaced people programming is making a real difference for on behalf of those fleeing conflict could form a country, it would be the 21st refugees struggling in makeshift camps. In and persecution—and your generous largest in the world, with a population greater Jordan, our skills and business training is contributions—are primary reasons that than Great Britain’s. enabling hundreds of refugees to get jobs. the IRC wins top marks from charity evaluators: A+ from CharityWatch; “meets Meanwhile, a drought, exacerbated by war This is not just aid, but “better aid” that helps all 20 standards” from the Better Business and climate change, is sweeping across both refugees and the communities that host Bureau Wise Giving Alliance; and for an East Africa. There is a real possibility of four them to recover and prosper. unprecedented 10th consecutive year, four famines—in South Sudan, Somalia, Nigeria stars from Charity Navigator. and Yemen—simultaneously endangering We are also standing up for refugee rights more than 30 million. in the United States. Last year, even as we Speaking on behalf of our Board, Overseers, resettled more than 13,000 refugees across IRC colleagues, and all those served by the And yet, when the world should be coming the country, the IRC won a court case against IRC, we wish to express our appreciation together to support the neediest, many the government of Texas, which tried to bar and gratitude for your generosity. We also nations are cutting foreign aid and assistance Syrian refugees from entering the state. At the respectfully ask for your extraordinary and raising barriers to refugee resettlement. federal level, the recent proposals to pause support in what promises to be an Political debate in Europe, the United States the refugee resettlement program, and reduce extraordinary year ahead. and elsewhere regularly demonizes and by half the number of refugees allowed into scapegoats refugees, stoking an “us versus the country, are not based on evidence. They them” nationalism that undermines empathy target the most vetted and most vulnerable In 2016, more than and respect for other people. people. The IRC is working overtime not just 26 million people to deliver high quality services that make for a benefited from IRC programs and Despite fierce headwinds, the IRC is meeting successful refugee experience in the 29 cities those of its partner these challenges on every front. We are where we resettle refugees, but to convey organizations 2 IRC Annual Report 2016

Safa’a, a Syrian refugee in Jordan, checks the water pipe under a kitchen sink. With IRC training and a grant, she set up her own plumbing business.

Right: Safa’a and Hala check and fix a sink in a private house. Many women customers prefer to hire female plumbers if they are alone in their homes. IRC Annual Report 2016 3 THE IRC IN 2016: REFUGEES WELCOME

Last year, the number of people displaced by conflict around the globe surpassed 65 million. In Syria alone, six years of war has driven 13.5 million from their homes, nearly 5 million of whom have fled to neighboring countries. Persecution and natural disaster have uprooted millions more in Nigeria, South Sudan, Afghanistan, Yemen and elsewhere.

Much of this global homeless population will spend years in exile. Most will never return home. Instead they will rebuild their lives as best they can in foreign cities, towns and villages alongside local populations.

Wherever they resettle, the IRC is there to help. We provide vital aid that makes an immediate difference in the lives of the most vulnerable. We also provide economic support, education and skills training that help refugees not just survive but to recover and thrive. And we work to unite refugees, displaced people and their host communities so both may prosper.

Here are highlights of the IRC’s work with refugees, the displaced and host communities around the world.

Jordan: Empowering The IRC is working to address these barriers entrepreneurs through its project focused on job creation— the Million Jobs Challenge—and with training The war in Syria has displaced millions programs, start-up grants, and small-business from their homes, many of whom have classes. Among those benefiting from such sought refuge in neighboring countries such initiatives: Syrian women newly empowered as Jordan. Host communities inevitably to create opportunities for themselves and struggle to meet even the basic needs of their families. these refugees, most of whom desperately want to work to support their families. But “A lot of women from Syria came to first they must establish legal residency, Jordan without their husbands,” explains obtain work permits, and overcome Safa’a,* 42, who fled from Dara’a to Irbid, language and cultural barriers. Jordan, after her son was wounded, her husband arrested, and their family business destroyed. “They can’t allow workers into their houses when they are home alone. They have to wait for a male relative to be with them in the house. I heard about a plumbing course for refugees… I didn’t know a thing about plumbing, but I felt like plumbing would be a special project— women helping other women.”

After graduating from the plumbing course, Safa’a and her friend Hala signed up for IRC classes in marketing and promotion and teamed up with five other refugee women to start their own business.

“I don’t want to be stuck in the past,” says Hala. “I want to move forward with my life. We refugees are now members of the 4 IRC Annual Report 2016

Then, she heard about the business born in Jordan. Her husband had sewn THE IRC IN JORDAN: training program at the IRC’s women’s bridal dresses in their former city, which center; and like Safa’a, she had a unique is why Manal bought a sewing machine HOW WE HELP idea: beekeeping. “In Syria, we had land with money that she found on the street. In 2016, the IRC aided: and kept bees, a passion my husband and “That machine is special to me,” she I both inherited from our parents.” says. “I think of it as a gift that fell from the skies.” 15,000+ In her IRC classes, she studied budgeting, women and girls through protection pricing and marketing. “All of this helped Manal had been going to the IRC women’s and empowerment programs a lot. The most important thing I learned center for counseling sessions to help was how to document everything I do.” her cope with the stress of refugee life. So she didn’t hesitate to enroll in the community; there’s a chance for us to work Um Laith and her husband bought their IRC small-business training program to and evolve with the community.” first beehive less than a year ago, recently help her realize her idea: an upholstery adding three more and buying new shop catering to retailers selling custom- Hala and Safa’a now repair water and air equipment with an IRC grant of $700. designed furniture. filters, air conditioners and dishwashers, as well as mend broken pipes. They also “It took us three months to produce 12 The IRC provided her with a start-up grant educate women to do their own simple pounds of honey,” she says. “We’re still of $1,000 to open a small workshop. The fixes. “It builds trust among our customers,” not making much profit, but at least I’m business is thriving and Manal is now says Safa’a. “We have so many ideas and not ending up with losses. It’s enough looking for a larger space. hope to expand the business.” for me that we’re working and producing something. And there are a lot of people “Our situation has really improved,” Manal Um Laith*, 39, also fled Dara’a for Irbid, waiting for our second batch of honey— says. She is especially grateful to the where at first she felt isolated and adrift. they already have made their orders.” IRC. “They stood with us. They helped us “I didn’t know where I was or where I was financially. It’s changed our lives.” heading,” she recalls. “It was a confusing Manal*, 48, was able to move her family period. I spent most of my time at home.” from Damascus to Irbid because she was *Names changed for privacy reasons. IRC Annual Report 2016 5

Greece: Innovating household items of their choice at shops aid delivery that accept Visa. Each month, the cards THE IRC IN GREECE: are credited an amount between $100 and HOW WE HELP Mohammed Omadi and his family, from $350, depending on the family’s size. In 2016, the IRC supported: Afghanistan, came face-to-face with death when they crossed the Aegean Sea to seek For the Omadis, who live in a refugee camp in refuge in Greece. Their flimsy, overcrowded a suburb of Athens, cash relief is a small step 3,500+ boat capsized and they lost everything toward regaining control of their lives. And refugees through cash before being rescued. “Our passports and pre-paid cards have the added advantage relief programs all of our money which we had hidden in of reducing waste. Numerous studies have our bags, all gone,” recalls Mohammed. shown that a high percentage of in-kind aid is thrown away or resold at a loss. More than 60,000 refugees fleeing war, Above: Mohammed Omadi and his family sit poverty and persecution in Asia, the Middle “With cash I can go to the market and buy down for a meal. The IRC’s cash-relief program helps Syrian refugees like the Omadis become East and Africa are stranded in Greece. While food I know my children will like so that self-sufficient and take control of their lives. the European Union has promised to relocate nothing is wasted,” says Mohammed. people, throughout 2016 most refugees “Food that will last for a month.” Opposite page left: Um Laith’s husband, were stuck in inadequate temporary shelters. Abu Karam, works in his protective beekeeping The IRC runs a variety of programs designed Cash in the hands of refugees also suit. The Syrian refugee couple started their beekeeping business with a grant from the IRC. to improve conditions and help refugees stimulates the local economy and helps to survive economically. One of the simplest, forge economic and social ties between Opposite page right: Syrian refugees cheapest and most innovative is to give cash refugees and local shopkeepers. The Manal and her husband run an upholstery allowances directly to refugees and let them Omadis have built a relationship with Harris, business in Jordan catering to retailers selling decide how best to take care of themselves. a store owner who was once himself a custom-designed furniture. refugee from Albania. “I can see they are Traditionally, aid is provided by governments good people,” he says. “The [pre-paid or relief agencies in the form of in-kind cards] are very helpful for the market and donations such as blankets, heaters and bags for my shop, too. Just as I and others were of rice. While this is helpful in an immediate able to try and build a life here, I strongly emergency, it does little to empower people believe that these people can make it.” or rebuild lives. For the Omadi family, the IRC cash program In Greece, the IRC distributes pre-paid has been a lifeline. Explains Mohammed: debit cards that enable families like the “My daughter would ask me. ‘You promised Omadis to buy items that are culturally we would go to a better place. Why did you appropriate. After receiving their cards, lie?’ I explain I didn’t lie. Things will improve families can purchase groceries and gradually, step-by step. And they are.” 6 IRC Annual Report 2016 IRC Annual Report 2016 7

Above: A refugee family receives assistance at a special shelter for mothers and children.

Left: This young boy, stranded in Serbia, lives in a makeshift shelter behind Belgrade’s bus station.

Opposite page: Afghan refugees Zahel and Abubeldullah try to stay warm in freezing weather in Belgrade. They can drink hot tea and get accurate updates about aid and accommodations at the nearby information hub.

Serbia: Helping children the hope of reaching their destinations. alone and at risk “Refugees in Serbia find themselves in THE IRC IN SERBIA: limbo,” says Gordana Ivkovic-Grujic, the IRC’s On a frigid February afternoon at the refugee Balkans country director. “They are unable to HOW WE HELP information center in Belgrade, the door return home or proceed onwards, in a country Since 2015, the IRC and our opens and two young boys walk in exhausted they only ever intended to pass through.” partners have provided: but relieved. Zahel and Abubeidullah, both 14, arrived in Serbia that morning after a In response, the IRC, partnering with harrowing journey that took them from their local aid groups, is working to identify and 900+ home village in Afghanistan through Iran, assist the most vulnerable refugees. Mobile at-risk or separated children Turkey and Bulgaria. teams with Farsi- and Arabic-speaking with specialized support interpreters provide information and free in child protection Zahel and Abubeidullah were sent abroad bus tickets to anyone wishing to move off by their parents after the Taliban threatened the streets into a government shelter. Social villagers and burned down their school. workers, psychologists and lawyers work “We called our parents to say we are safe,” to identify and protect refugees at risk of Abubeidullah is determined to find a way Zahel says. “They would be really upset if they violence, trafficking and abuse, such as to London. Italy is the destination country knew where we are living. They have their women and children traveling alone. The for Zahel. They plan to make their way own problems.” IRC has launched a website with hotline through Croatia, and then on through numbers providing information about urgent Slovenia. “We know it will be a very difficult Serbia continues to be a major stopover aid or accommodations. journey,” Zahel says. for refugees journeying to northern Europe despite the closing of borders in the western At the IRC information center, Zahel and Balkans. With ever-lower admission rates into Abubeidullah down cups of hot tea before neighboring Hungary, tighter border control bedding down on the floor of a nearby in Croatia, and all safe routes closed off, warehouse, where on any given night some refugees hire unscrupulous smugglers in one thousand refugees sleep. 8 IRC Annual Report 2016

Nigeria: Fighting Ruth fled to safety, but it was three years schools, and providing them with books and back with education before she could go back to school. She pens. Teachers are trained in teaching literacy now attends an IRC learning center in the and numeracy skills, but also in counseling to Fourteen-year-old Ruth used to wake up government-controlled city of Yola. help children overcome trauma. every morning wondering what she would learn at school. But when the terrorist group Children bear a disproportionate burden “The people creating this conflict have Boko Haram raided her village with guns of the hardships resulting from conflict a very strong anti-education philosophy,” drawn, her school became a place and war. The IRC has responded by fostering says Edward Ishaku, the IRC’s local of danger. the healing power of education through its emergency education manager. In Ruth’s Children of Peace project. The initiative, native language, Boko Haram means Ruth is one of over a million children who which seeks to boost children’s self- “Western education is forbidden.” have been forced to flee the fighting in esteem and provide them with a network of northeast Nigeria, many leaving their homes support, has reached 12,000 children in 42 “Education provides children with what with nothing but the clothes they wore. “Boko learning centers in some of Nigeria’s most they need to become responsible leaders Haram went from house to house killing impoverished regions. The IRC is constructing in the future,” says Ishaku. everybody,” Ruth recalls. “We had to run.” classrooms, integrating children into local IRC Annual Report 2016 9

The IRC and its partner organizations provided schooling and educational opportunities to more than 1.5 million children

Above: Ruth writes sums on the whiteboard in an IRC safe space for children in Nigeria.

Left: The IRC leads a healing play group for children displaced by Boko Haram violence in northeastern Nigeria.

Opposite page: Children take part in an IRC-organized math class in a displacement camp near Yola, Nigeria.

For Ruth and thousands of other children, education has been a lifesaving intervention. THE IRC IN NIGERIA: “School and play help us forget what HOW WE HELP happened, and allow us to make new In 2016, the IRC supported: friendships so we can deal with our situation,” says Ruth. The benefits of quality education expand to the whole family. “Going to school 5,000+ makes my mother proud,” Ruth explains. children and youth through school “When I come back home, she always asks and education programs me what I have learned.”

Ruth misses her home and the friends she saw in her old school. But now she at least feels safe, and looks forward to learning again. “Going to school is important,” she says. “Wherever you are.” 10 IRC Annual Report 2016 IRC Annual Report 2016 11

The United States: Welcoming diversity THE IRC IN THE U.S: HOW WE HELP When Salam Bunyan arrived in Boise, In 2016, the IRC resettled: Idaho, in 2008, he vowed to open his own restaurant, one that would celebrate traditional Iraqi cuisine and present a 13,400 different image of refugees. newly arrived refugees in the U.S.

“I wanted to show people another side of refugee life, another country and culture,” says Salam, 42, who now owns followed by Poles and Soviet Jews fleeing The Goodness Land, a Middle Eastern oppression during the Cold War. More restaurant. “My point is not to just sell recent arrivals include Syrians, Burmese, food—it’s to provide a different experience.” Congolese and Iraqis. Over the last 15 years, some 11,000 refugees have been In Iraq, Salam had been a chef for the United integrated into the city, according to States military. At the time, militants targeted Boise officials. anyone aiding Americans during the Iraqi war. Some Americans worry that refugees pose “They would watch me come and go to work. a security risk. Others claim they take jobs Left and above: Uprooted from Iraq and I was always the one driving … just not this from local people, fears that have been Syria, Salam Bunyan, his wife, Aseel, and time.” Salam is referring to attackers who fanned by a divisive debate and heated their children were resettled by the IRC in Boise, Idaho, where he has opened a shot his brother, thinking it was Salam in the rhetoric over immigration. But Boise mayor Middle Eastern restaurant. driver’s seat. He and his family fled to Syria, David Bieter says the city will continue to where he found work with a media company welcome refugees with open arms. Below: Salam Bunyan’s restaurant, that produced videos condemning terrorism The Goodness Land, celebrates traditional and extremism. His work, once again, invited “Diversity is essential for Boise’s prosperity Iraqi cuisine. death threats. and livability,” the mayor wrote on his official blog. “Diversity isn’t a buzz word. It’s our Salam applied to the United Nations for birthright.” refugee status and, after two years of screening and background checks, his family Julianne D. Tzul, executive director of the was accepted for resettlement in the U.S. IRC in Boise, confirms that the refugees her office helps resettle are major contributors to IRC caseworkers helped the Bunyans find the local economy. housing, learn English, and enroll in school. Salam began pursuing his “Salam has created jobs for Americans,” she dream by catering meals at the IRC’s says. “He employs local people. He brings Boise office. Within two years, he an entrepreneurial spirit, strong character, opened his own restaurant. and willpower not only to survive, but to help others as well.” Salam credits much of his success to a supportive Boise community. “My kids come Salam wants Americans to see him as an home and tell me how everybody is talking asset, rather than a burden. about me,” he says. “It makes me proud.” “Don’t think just because I’m a Muslim I’m Boise has a long-standing reputation for dangerous,” he says. “There’s a great mix welcoming immigrants. In the 1970s, inside America. I’m working, paying my taxes refugees from Vietnam, Cambodia and and giving back to a country that accepted Laos settled in the city. They were me. That’s the refugee story.” 12 IRC Annual Report 2016 GLOBAL FIRST RESPONDER

Natural disaster or the outbreak of violence can turn lives upside down in an instant, driving millions of people from their homes and devastating communities. The IRC is committed to providing rapid lifesaving aid whenever and wherever needed through its Emergency Unit.

The IRC has developed a unique emergency classification system enabling us to quickly determine how severe an emergency is and how the organization should respond. The unit’s resources and experienced staff, including specialized in-country teams, are on standby around the world, allowing the IRC to respond within 72 hours.

The IRC has responded to multiple emergencies in the last year. Here’s a look at three.

East Africa: Widespread critical,” says Ciarán Donnelly, the IRC’s senior famine vice president of international programs.

Conflict and drought have brought millions Afghanistan: Partnerships of people in East Africa to the brink of for rapid response starvation in what the United Nations calls the most severe humanitarian crisis of our Plagued by decades of conflict and natural time. Famine has been declared in parts of disaster, Afghanistan has one of the largest South Sudan, the world’s newest country, internally displaced populations in the which has been embroiled in conflict since world, while millions of Afghans have fled to its independence. Nearly a half-million South neighboring countries. A sharp escalation in Sudanese have fled to Uganda, currently fighting between the Taliban and government receiving the largest influx of refugees in the forces in 2016 has left over 5 million people world. Somalia and Nigeria are also on the without adequate food, water, health care was the only agency able to provide cash brink of famine as they struggle to respond and education. aid to people displaced by the fighting. to drought and rising food prices. The IRC has worked in Afghanistan since “Responding swiftly to urgent humanitarian The IRC is one of the largest providers of aid 1988, establishing community development needs can be challenging for even the most in South Sudan and has extensive programs projects in partnership with over 4,000 experienced aid agency,” says Peter-John in Somalia and Nigeria. We are sending villages across nine provinces. Afghans Bowles, the IRC’s acting country director in mobile health teams into remote regions, make up more than 99 percent of IRC Afghanistan. “By preparing for emergencies setting up nutrition centers, and providing aid workers in the country, and eight before they strike, we are able to provide water and sanitation services. in-country emergency standby teams are faster and more effective assistance to ready to respond to a crisis with aid and people in need.” In Uganda, emergency units are providing technical support. health care and other assistance to Yemen: Level 10 emergency thousands of refugees, including survivors In Helmand province, for example, an of sexual violence, crowded into two camps IRC team of experts was deployed first to Yemen, the poorest country in the Middle in the north of the country. One of the assess the needs of civilians, then to help East, is experiencing a humanitarian settlements, Bidibidi, is now the world’s with aid distribution and other support. catastrophe: two-thirds of the population largest refugee camp, hosting over 270,000 The IRC eventually distributed emergency are at risk of starvation after two years people. Uganda’s resources are at a shelters and hygiene kits to over 11,000 of civil war. The fighting has ruined crops breaking point. people. In addition, the IRC used mobile and impeded food imports. Hospitals phones and local banks to distribute cash lack fuel to operate generators. “An immediate increase in humanitarian or delivered it directly in areas where Antibiotics and critical medical supplies resources to the affected regions is beyond communications were disrupted—the IRC have been exhausted. IRC Annual Report 2016 13

Left: A medical officer makes the rounds at an IRC center for severely malnourished children in Ganyliel, South Sudan.

Right: An IRC emergency team member prepares hygiene kits for distribution in Aden, Yemen.

Top: An IRC aid worker packs a bag to be distributed to families uprooted by violence in western Afghanistan. Each bag contains a stove, a light with batteries, soap, a water jug and other essential items.

The IRC has classified Yemen a “level 10 emergency,” its most severe rating. The IRC emergency classification system Emergency health and nutrition teams are Determines the severity of a crisis and how expanding their response where fighting is the IRC will respond the most intense and the need greatest. The IRC and local aid groups are also distributing cash vouchers to civilians so they can buy food in areas where direct aid distribution is not possible. Severity Severity Severity No IRC response 6-10 8-10 Still, sea and air blockades by warring 1-8 factions and air strikes on the rebel-held port of Hodeidah, where 90 percent of The IRC’s country May require A catastrophic goods enter the country, continue to disrupt and regional reinforcement emergency resources can from regional requiring a major aid delivery. “The single greatest barrier to provide a timely and global survival-focused easing the suffering of the Yemeni people is response emergency teams response lack of humanitarian access,” says Mohamed El Montassir Hussein, the IRC’s Yemen country director. Severity Rating: The higher the number Response Stance: Color indicates level of The IRC is calling for an immediate ceasefire the more severe the emergency IRC response and an increase in international relief funding to save lives. 14 IRC Annual Report 2016

OUR SUPPORTERS

The International Rescue Committee extends deepest gratitude to our supporters, who help us restore dignity and hope to those whose lives are profoundly affected by war, conflict, oppression and natural disaster. The commitment of our donors, whether they be individuals, foundations, corporations, volunteers, governments, nongovernmental organizations or multilateral agencies, is what enables the IRC to respond swiftly in emergencies and help communities recover from crisis.

On the following pages, we acknowledge the generous donors who supported the IRC during the past fiscal year, which began Oct. 1, 2015, and ended Sept. 30, 2016.

IRC’s Generous Donors The IRC is grateful for all the individual donors, corporations and foundations that have provided essential support for the IRC’s lifesaving programs and special projects around the globe. Gifts given Oct. 1, 2015 – Sept. 30, 2016

$1,000,000 +

Anonymous (2) Arnhold Foundation The Carson Family Charitable Trust Dalio Foundation Dubai Cares Above: IRC Board Co-Chair Tracy Wolstencroft, Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund Lesbos mayor Spyros Galinos, and IRC President David Miliband at the IRC’s annual Rescue Dinner Diane von Furstenberg and Barry Diller in New York. Galinos was presented with the General Electric and GE Foundation Freedom Award for his extraordinary efforts on behalf of refugees. Google.org The Christy and John Mack Foundation Top: Windila Balbone, a refugee from Burkina Faso resettled by the IRC speaks at the Rescue Dinner. Margaret A. Cargill Philanthropies Network For Good Pfizer Inc Schwab Charitable Fund Silicon Valley Community Foundation Stavros Niarchos Foundation Vanguard Charitable

(§) Deceased donors Donors listed in italics have contributed consecutively for three or more years IRC Annual Report 2016 15

American Endowment Foundation Mariam and Aamir Virani $500,000 + Annie E. Casey Foundation W. K. Kellogg Foundation Cliff S. and Laurel E. Asness The Wasily Family Foundation Anonymous (4) Aurora Humanitarian Initiative Malcolm Hewitt Wiener Foundation Anadarko Côte d’Ivoire Company Avon Foundation for Women William K. Bowes, Jr. Foundation Bainum Family Foundation $50,000 + The Church of Jesus Christ Bank of America Charitable of Latter-day Saints Foundation, Inc. Anonymous (10) Citi Foundation Bill and Alice Barnett The Abell Foundation, Inc. Sacha B. Cohen and Isla Fisher Alan R. and Jane Batkin The ACCORD Coalition Daniel J. Ernst Bechtel Group Foundation ADP The Ford Foundation Bezos Family Foundation / Students AJG Foundation Frank Giustra Rebuild The Ajram Family Foundation The Grove Foundation BNY Mellon Laurent and Johanna Alpert, in memory Philip and Alicia Hammarskjold Borrego Foundation of Paul and Sophie Alpert David and Ruth Levine Andrew H. Brimmer Jonathan & Kathleen Altman Foundation Richard and Ronay Menschel Friederike and Roland Buelow American Express Center for Community Estate of John Murray Charles Butt Development National Philanthropic Trust The California Endowment The Annenberg Foundation NoVo Foundation Carnegie Corporation of New York Victor and Christine Anthony Family The Peierls Foundation, Inc. Estate of Irene Chayes Foundation The Radcliffe Foundation Community Foundation of New Jersey The AYCO Charitable Foundation The San Francisco Foundation The Eleanor Crook Foundation Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Starr International Foundation Dancing Tides Foundation Bentson Foundation The Leila and Mickey Straus Family Drs. Andrew G. Dean and Consuelo Jayne Bentzen Charitable Trust M. Beck-Sague Mary and David Boies Ray and Dagmar Dolby Family Fund Branson Family Foundation George and Dolores Dore Eccles $250,000 + California Community Foundation Foundation Care First BlueCross BlueShield Anonymous (3) Drago Family The Chicago Community Trust Fairfield County Community Foundation American Express Chubb BlackRock Concepcion and Irwin Federman Communities Foundation of Texas Estate of Walter Blinstrub Marie and Joseph Field Coon Family Foundation Charina Endowment Fund Victoria L. and David I. Foley CREDO Mobile The Goizueta Foundation Chevron William and Mary Dittrich The Chipotle Cultivate Foundation Goldman Sachs Gives Thomas and Susan Dunn Chubb Charitable Foundation Evan G. Greenberg Suzanne W. and Alan J. Dworsky The Crown Family Andrew (§) and Eva Grove Caryl and Israel Englander Educate A Child Hellman Foundation Eule Charitable Foundation Above: Actress Sarah Wayne Callies H.R.H. Princess Firyal of Jordan Hopper-Dean Family First Tennessee Foundation visits refugees at an information Estate of James Foley Estate of Leah Ice Ms. Joele Frank & Lawrence Klurfeld Islamic Relief USA Kenneth R. and Vickie A. French Corydon J. and Kristin Gilchrist center in Belgrade, Serbia. Callies is Benito and Frances G. Gaguine Jewish Communal Fund Global Impact a member of IRC Voices, a group of Foundation Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Greater Houston Community Foundation prominent artists and performers who MetroWest NJ Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Harman Family Foundation help raise awareness of the needs of JustGive Estate of Clara Howard The Harold and Mimi Steinberg refugees and displaced people. Johnson & Johnson Kate Spade & Company Foundation Charitable Trust James M. and Sue Ellen Kelso JPMorgan Chase & Co. HBO Top: “Game of Thrones” actor Liam Steven Klinsky and Maureen Sherry Estate of Michael Kieltyka Head Family Charitable Foundation Cunningham, left, talks with Kamil, The David M. Leuschen Foundation Alex and Leander Krueger Hearst center, a Palestinian refugee from Eduardo G. Mestre and Gillian M. Leaves of Grass Fund Hess Foundation The Levy Family Shepherd Willis S. and Cindy Hesselroth Syria now living northern Greece. Newman’s Own Foundation Vincent A. and Anne H. Mai Creighton G. and Andrea C. Hoffman The cast of the popular HBO show Eve Niquette and Charles Pohl MasterCard M. Farooq Kathwari joined with the IRC to bring attention Carol F. and Joseph Reich The Melkus Family Foundation Keating Family Foundation to the global refugee crisis. Renaissance Charitable Foundation Microsoft Corporation Jill Kirshner RMF Foundation Estate of Constance Vanvig Koppel Family Charitable Foundation Estate of Elaine Muller Estate of Harriet Rosenbloom Cynthia Landy (§) Pamela Saunders-Albin Peter and Jillian Muller Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund Shelby Cullom Davis Charitable The New York Community Trust Lush Fresh Handmade Cosmetics Fund Omaze Jenna Mack Estate of Elfirede Sobernheim Open Society Foundations The Marc Haas Foundation The Speyer Family Foundation / The Price Family Foundation, Inc. John C. Markey Charitable Fund Katherine Farley and Jerry I. Speyer The T. Rowe Price Program for FJC - A Foundation for Philanthropic Estate of John P. Strang Charitable Giving Funds Dr. Merryl and James Tisch Arthur and Toni Rembe Rock Janet McClintock and John F. Imle Ruth C. & Charles S. Sharp Tides Foundation Merancas Foundation, Inc. TripAdvisor Charitable Foundation Foundation, Inc. Carlyn J. Halde Trust UNHCR Omar and Kathleen Saeed Morgan Stanley The IRC and its partner Judy and Josh S. Weston The Scully Peretsman Foundation Morgan Stanley GIFT, Inc. organizations supported Jim and Marilyn Simons Maureen White and Steven Rattner Michael Moritz and Harriet Heyman 2,507 clinics and health Tracy R. and Catherine Wolstencroft Estate of Barbara Snyder NewYork-Presbyterian facilities that helped Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Indra K. Nooyi 171,000 women deliver Foundation, Inc. $100,000 + OCP healthy babies The Robert and Margaret Thomas Fund Adebayo and Amelia Ogunlesi Threads 4 Thought Anonymous (7) Sarah B. and Peter O’Hagan Ercument and Ikbal Tokat Michael J. and Gail O’Neill Adobe The Tredecim Fund Leslie L. Alexander Jane Dale Owen Memorial Charitable Andrew Vagelos Fund

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Arizona Community Foundation Andrew D. Fredman and Kerin Thomas Schick The Associated: Jewish Community McCarthy The Polis Schutz Family Foundation Federation of Baltimore Mark T. Gallogly and Elizabeth B. The Scoob Trust Foundation James A. Attwood Jr. and Leslie K. Strickler Rory Sexton Williams Donetta George John Shapiro and Shonni Silverberg Ben Auspitz and Deborah Mitchell David & Patricia Giuliani Family Murray G. and Beatrice H. Sherman The Baldwin Family Fund for Peace Foundation Charitable Trust & Justice Jackie Gnepp and Joshua Klayman James T. and Hiroko Sherwin Bank of America, N.A. Emily Goldblatt The Shifting Foundation Cori Bargmann and Richard Axel Goldman Sachs & Co. Silverstein Properties, Inc. Estate of Jenneke Barton The Samuel Goldwyn Foundation Gordon A. Smith The Howard Bayne Fund Sonia Gonzalez The Sondheimer Foundation BBDO Worldwide Gratis Foundation Gillian Sorensen Newton and Rochelle Becker Charitable Alva Greenberg The Spektor Family Foundation Trust Anne and Randall Greene Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Stainman Elsie O. Behrends Trust Peter and Carol Greenfield Stainman Family Foundation Inc Dr. Georgette F. Bennett and Alexander J. Gubbens The Steele Foundation Dr. Leonard S. Polonsky Ralph and Louise Haberfeld Sally Susman Amy and Tim Berkowitz Taner Halicioglu Temasek International Betty and Davis Fitzgerald Foundation Colleen Dunn Hall and Stephen Hall Anthony Theodore George and Leslie Biddle Henry Crown and Company Catherine and Ned Topham Laura and Lloyd Blankfein Hess Corporation Torrey Pines Bank Bloomberg Philanthropies Marlene Hess and James D. Zirin The Travelers Companies, Inc. Betsy Blumenthal and Jonathan D. Osman Hussein Trust of Carlyn Goettsch An IRC medical worker examines Root ImpactAssets Twig Foundation a child in a village in northeast Syria. Ann Brayfield and Joseph Emerson Art F. Isbell Jr. The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust The Eli and Edythe L. Broad Frederick Iseman Sandra Ullman The IRC deploys mobile health Foundation Anita and John Jamieson United Way Of Larimer County, Inc. teams to areas badly damaged by Tom and Meredith Brokaw Jewish Community Federation US Trust, Bank of America Private years of war. Gary F. and Mary Ann Brownell & Endowment Fund Wealth Management Glenda and John Burkhart Jewish Community Foundation van Dillen Partners Charles Cahn Jr. and Nancy Maruyama of San Diego The Vermont Community Foundation John Y. Campbell and Susanna Peyton Ali Moosally-Jutkowitz and Alexander Dilip Wagle and Darshana Shanbhag Caroline E. Wilson Palow and Janan and Alan Carter Jutkowitz The Warburg Pincus Foundation Christopher W. Palow Stanley Case and Mary Warren Case Meghana Reddy and Avinash Kaza The Waterfall Foundation, Inc. Wendy and Hank Paulson The Center for Victims of Torture Estate of Wendy L. Klodt Estate of Arleigh J. Watkins PayPal The Chase and Stephanie Coleman Jill and Peter Kraus Wells Fargo Foundation Philanthropic Ventures Foundation Foundation Joseph and Nancy Kunkel Naida S. Wharton William Prinzmetal Chavez for Charity Jennifer Lake and Donald Francis Nina and Michael Whitman Lucy Pugh and Michael Kellogg Angela Huang and Geoffrey Chen Donovan Jonathan L. Wiesner Red Crown Productions Natasha and Neil Chriss The Leibowitz and Greenway Family Women’s Empowerment International The River Birch Fund Citi Charitable Foundation Andrea Woodner Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors Clearly Kombucha The Carl Marks Foundation Inc. Wrede Foundation John and Anne Rogers Cogan Family Foundation The McMurtry Family Foundation Ken and Megan Wright Bruce E. and Lori L. Rosenblum Iris M. Cohen Barbara and Thomas Metcalf Jim Xhema Ruth and Julian Schroeder Gavin and Michal Coman Mitchell and Rebecca Morgan Y & H Soda Foundation Estate of Paul Seiden The Community Foundation for Greater Estate of Robert Hewitt The Seattle Foundation New Haven Estate of Louise P. Kush $10,000 + Sydney and Stanley S. Shuman The Community Foundation for the Jane F. and William J. Napier Charitable Estate of Rose Shure National Capital Region Trust Anonymous (43) Barbara Bartlett Sloan Community Foundation of Abilene The National Christian Foundation John Abd-El-Malek Cyrus W. and Joanne Spurlino Community Foundation of Eastern Thomas R. Nides Mr. & Mrs. David B. Abernethy Lori and Jim Steinberg Connecticut Northern Trust Company Mrs. Roselyne C. Swig Nora Abousteit and Joshua Cooper The Community Foundation of Greater Ralph E. Ogden Foundation, Inc. Ramo Alice & Tom Tisch Greensboro Open Society Foundation, Serbia Access Medical Group of Tudor Investment Corporation The Community Foundation of Utah Daisy Paradis UncommonGoods Westchester, Inc. Connecticut Street Foundation Sheila Parekh-Blum and Christopher Mary T. and S. James Adelstein United Way of Greater Atlanta The Leon and Toby Cooperman G. Blum Advisors Charitable Gift Fund United Way of Salt Lake Foundation Matt and Natalie Petersen Aetna Foundation, Inc. Carolyn H. Van Sant Credit Suisse Dr. Kathleen M. Pike WE Trust Nasser Ahmad and Romita Shetty John de Neufville Marc Plonskier Stanley Weinberg Charitable Remainder Munira and Mumtaz Ahmed Delaware North Lorna Power Zahid Ahmed and Yumna Jafri Trust Trinh D. Doan and Michael G. Jermyn Price Philanthropies Foundation Alba Alamillo Mr. and Mrs. William Weldon Donald A. Pels Charitable Trust Prince Georges County Executive Madeleine K. Albright Whole Foods Market Dr. Scholl Foundation Office Alchemy Foundation Workday The Drake Bettner Foundation The Brian Ratner Foundation Allinder-Anestis Family Charitable Fund World Bank Community Connections East Bay Community Foundation Richter Farms Ally Bank Fund Jodie and John Eastman Rockefeller Brothers Fund Joseph Alminawi David F. and Frances A. Eberhart Rogers Family Foundation Esate of Dr. Adawia Amin Alousi $25,000 + Education Above All Foundation Gideon Rose and Sheri E. Berman George and Herawati Alvarez-Correa Cheryl and Blair Effron Janet C. Ross Ahmad and Masooda Amin Anonymous (16) The Elizabeth Crook and Marc Lewis Richard Roth The Anbinder Family Foundation Louis and Anne Abrons Family Foundation George and Nancy Rupp Andersen Corporate Foundation Foundation The Elman Family Foundation Robert and Martha Sachs Tom Anderson Access USA Shipping, LLC Dana and Robert Emery The San Diego Foundation The ARVD Foundation Adelson Family Foundation The ERJ Fund of the Community Robert and Doris Sasser Charitable Atlanta Women’s Foundation Nancy and Andrew Adelson Foundation for Greater New Haven Fund Osanna Avanesova Amanat Trust Linda G. and Donald M. Esterling Jonathan A. Schaffzin and Melissa E. Ayudar Foundation Estate of Alfred C. Ames Fiduciary Trust Company International Benzuly Michael and Janet Azhadi

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Joan R. Baer Lynne Conboy James F. Gammill Jr. and Susan H. Estate of Leo Baer Serena and Thomas Connelly Alexander Terry and Viva Bailey Connie Hillman Family Foundation The Ganz Leone Malkov Foundation Rescue Ballyshannon Fund Michael and Nan Cooper Rebecca Gaples and Simon Harrison Baltimore Women’s Giving Circle Cotopaxi Julie A. Gardner Partners Steven N. and Beth Bangert John and Elena Coumantaros Michael and Marianne Gardner The Jeffrey Barnes Fund Carl Crider and Carol Clause Doug and Geni Garrison Victoria F. Barr Norma A. Crouch Jeffrey E. and Ina Garten When emergencies strike, the IRC The Barrington Foundation Estate of Lester Cundiff Mary and George Garvey relies on the swift and generous Sael Bartolucci F. Bennett Cushman II and George Robert S. and Alene H. Gelbard support of its Corporate Rescue Charles Barzun and Emily Little D. Tuttle Georgia Health Foundation, Inc. Partners—an active community of David Bassein Datron World Communications, Inc. Sean Germaine businesses united in their desire Gretchen Batra The David & Eleanore Rukin The Gertrude and William C. Wardlaw to be part of the most effective Louis Battey Jr. Philanthropic Foundation Fund, Inc. responses to humanitarian BDT & Company Elayne David (§) Jeremy and Lisa Getson crises. In 2016, some 80 diverse Fabiola Beracasa Beckman and Jason Abigail Davis Deirdre M. Giblin and David B. DuBard businesses helped the IRC respond Beckman Catherine and Phil Davis Ethel Gill to emergencies ranging from The Bengier Foundation Edwin W. and Catherine M. Davis Amalia & Nicola Giuliani Foundation for natural disasters to war and famine. Richard E. Bennick, Jr. Foundation Religion & the Arts Dan Benton Florence A. Davis and Anthony C. Michele Pashaie Glaspy and Padraic TripAdvisor, the world’s largest Sandra J. Berbeco Gooch (§) Glaspy travel site, is one company that has Bergen Foundation Marian E. Davis and David R. Parker Milly and Arne Glimcher stepped up to help the IRC meet Leonard and Linda Berkowitz Mary Patricia Davis and Wes Callender David Goldblatt the needs of displaced people. Bernheim Foundation Sally Davis The Goldkind Family In 2015, TripAdvisor was one of Nina Bernstein and Andreas Huyssen DeKalb County School District John & Marcia Goldman the first private-sector companies Raj Bhattacharyya and Samantha Heller Susan Dentzer and Chuck Alston Foundation to support the IRC’s emergency Peter J. and Nancy K. Bickel Desert Schools Credit Union Golub Capital LLC efforts in Greece and Europe, Joan Bingham Estate of Robert DeVecchi (§) Meg and Bennett Goodman which aided thousands of refugees Bizlink Technology Inc. Denis Devlin and Clyde Watson Michael and Sally Gordon (§) fleeing conflict in the Middle East. Bruce and Marilyn Blackie Estate of Robert C. Dickerson Robin B. Gosnell Its charitable foundation launched John W. Bloom Dittrich Family Charitable Gift Fund Greenwich Country Day School a matching campaign that raised BNP Paribas Monica P. and Mitchell F. Dolin Joseph and Janet Grodin $400,000 in consumer donations. Claudia M. Bonnist John D. Donahue Jonathan Grodnick Noah Bonsey Elizabeth Donaldson-Dante Charlotte R. Gross More recently, the TripAdvisor The Boston Foundation Jordan and Megan Dorfman Eric Grosse and Brenda Baker Charitable Foundation committed Michael Boyd Anne R. Dow Family Foundation Guilford Publications $1 million to support IRC initiatives Rita Brandeis Memorial Fund Valerie J. Downes Karen Guo including Refugee.info, a website Robert A. Breard The Draydor Foundation Walter and Elise Haas Fund that provides legal, housing and Broadridge Financial Solutions William M. Drummy, Jr. David Hafeman other information to refugees in Daniel J. and Estrellita Brodsky Eva and Glenn Dubin Susie Hairston and Charles Soparkar Europe; and Hospitality Link, a Owsley Brown II Family Fund Louise and Robert Dudley Peter & Helen Haje Foundation jobs training program for resettled Leslie Burlock Duff & Phelps Kathryn Haller and Jeffrey L. Johnson refugees in the U.S. Edward C. Cameron John and Elizabeth Dugan Graham Hamilton Heather Campbell Sybil and Paul Eakin Margaret Hand “In the face of one of the world’s Martha L. Campbell eBay Foundation Employee Timothy D. Harding most complex humanitarian crises, Canaan Partners Engagement Fund Barbara Haroldson we are called to action,” says The Capital Group Companies Ebb Point Foundation Mrs. Malo Harrison Stephen Kaufer, TripAdvisor’s Charitable Foundation Walter and Ursula Eberspacher Sue Heineman president and CEO. “We know Eva-Maria Carne Foundation John Hennessey, Jr. and Madeleine that no single company or Caroline A. Carpenter Anne & Joel Ehrenkranz Kunin organization can tackle this Elizabeth and Nathaniel Carr El Dorado Corp Sam and Masuma Henry crisis singlehandedly. However, Daniella and Andrew Cavenagh Hector Elizondo Cheryl Henson it’s incumbent upon the private CBRE Sarah Elliston Weiner David Hernandez sector to contribute its expertise, Center for Disaster Philanthropy Roger Enrico (§) Jean Herron resources and capabilities in Centerview Partners LLC Equality Alliance of San Diego County Mr. Richard Higgins & Mrs. Margaret partnership with nonprofit groups Anne C. Chambers Andrea Escher and Todd Tibbals Graff like the IRC.” Karin and Walid Chammah Martha Escobar Meredith Hoffer The Ting Tsung & Wei Fong Chao Brittain and Steven Ezzes John Hogan Foundation Martha Struthers Farley and Donald C. James Hoge and Kathleen Lacey Henry D. and Patricia S. Chaplin Farley, Jr. Family Foundation Erle G. Holm John J. Chapman, Jr. Stacey Farley and Peter Davoren Tamisie Honey Charles Schwab Corporation James W. Fentress Karen McCully Hong I Chou and Pang Feng Yang Cheng Evelyn R. and John Ferguson The HOPE Charitable Foundation Eric Chern Miguel B. Fernandez Glenda Hope Diane Chesnut Daniel Feuser John R. Houston III Nicholas R. and Karen Chickering Emily Filling Jonathan Christian Hudson Jane Church Charitable Remainder First Parish Church in Weston MA Carl and Marilyn Hug Trust The James A. Folger and Jane C. Folger Carl and Nanci Hull Jill and Daniel Ciporin Foundation Hurlbut-Johnson Charitable Trusts Citizens Bank Cynthia H. Ford IBM D. E. Woody Clinard Gary Ford and Nancy E. Ebb Interfaith Youth Core Danna Cole Colleen Foster and Chris Canavan Intermountain Healthcare Prentiss and Leora Richards Cole Cameron and Diane Fowler Kazuko Ishida Mrs. Rosie W. Colgate Franklin Templeton Investments Carl Jacobs Foundation The IRC and its partner Ruth M. Collins Kathryn G. Freed Fund, Wayne County Raymond James Charitable Endowment organizations gave Community Foundation of Central Community Foundation Fund 3.8 million people Illinois The Fribourg Family Estate of Miriam Jencks access to clean drinking The Community Foundation of Western Alison K. Friedman Margaret Jenks water and sanitation North Carolina Richard E. Gadus, Sr. Peter Jennings Foundation

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Peggy and Charles Jernigan Katherine and Henry Mannix III Alexis Patel Jett and Julia Anderson The Manzanita Fund Susan and Alan Patricof Jewish Community Foundation of Marian Marbury Nathan Patton Southern Arizona Marin Community Foundation David and Laurie Pauker Jewish Federation of Cleveland Inga and Richard Markovits Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Howard S. and Nancy Marks & Garrison LLP Chicago Robert E. Marks and Mary Shaw Halsey PepsiCo Foundation John A. Levin Marsh & McLennan Companies Jonathan D. Perlow John M. & Joan F. Thalhmeimer Family Margaret Hosmer Martens and George Perry Foundation, Inc. Charitable Foundation Martens Carl Peterson David Jones Roman Martinez IV and Helena Martinez Phoebe Snow Foundation Maho Jordan Ann H. Martyn and Frank O’Brien Pitney Bowes Foundation Marvin Josephson and Tina Chen Daniel and Susan Marus Michael L. Pitt and Peggy G. Pitt Judith Fields Jurney John W. and M. A. Mason Sarah D. Plimpton Joel Justiss Kelly Mateo Marsha M. Plotnitsky Bruce and Martha Karsh Jerri Mayer Porphyry Road Foundation The Katzenberger Foundation Clare S. McCamy and Harrison B. Miller General Colin L. Powell Eric Keatley Robert McColl Julia Love Pritt Private Foundation Margaret G. Keeton Mary E. McGarry Laura and Jason Puryear Keith Haring Foundation Joy and Bill McGinnis James and Susan Ratner Donor Advised Kelen Family Foundation McKinsey & Company Fund of the Jewish Federation Margaret H. and James E. Kelley Helen and John McLaughlin of Cleveland Foundation, Inc. Laureston H. and Barbara McLellan Jim and Jane Ratzlaff Kelstar Real Estate Dorothy McPherson Karen Ray Thomas Kendall The Kathryn B. McQuade Foundation Signa Read Ethel Kennedy Foundation Estate of Alburn Metz John and Katya Redpath The Kerrigan Family Charitable Kenneth and Vera Meislin Estate of Karla Reed Foundation The Mendelsohn Family Fund Rosemary Regis and David DeRamus Phyllis and Royal Kiehl Gail and John E. Merrill Reusing & Cole Family Charitable Fund Judy Kim Estate of Margery Meyer Eleanor and William Revelle Gregory T. Kimball and Wendy Lorne and Alice Michaels Gerald and Christa Reynolds N. Hauenstein David and Louise Miliband RGM Advisors, LLC Dr. Henry A. Kissinger Sharon and Daniel Milikowsky Jace Ricafrente James M. Klosty Robert & Catherine Miller Charitable Mary Ann Rief Anne Kolar Foundation Richard O. and Heidi Rieger Doctors James Korb & Regina Pally Chris Miller Carl Riehl Gary J. Kornblith and Carol S. Lasser Mary F. Miller Michael T. Riordan Family Foundation KP Financial Services Operations Tamara D. Miller Julie S. Robbins Above: An aid worker at an Jill and Peter Kraus Walter Miller Michael and Patti Roberts IRC-supported reproductive Dr. Barbara Kravitz Eric and Stacey Mindich Jim and Linda Robinson Foundation health clinic in Maiduguri, Nigeria. George Krekeler Mitsubishi Corporate Foundation The Robyn Lipton and Bruce Kuhlik Fund David and Lucy Kurtzer-Ellenbogen for the Americas Edward & Ellen Roche Relief Fund, Yong and Raymond Kwok Anne Mize Bank of America, N.A., Trustee Top: An IRC aid worker teaches Lee and Luis Lainer Family Foundation Deborah and Stephen Modzelewski Ronald McDonald House Charities of hygiene to villagers in Maiduguri, Robert and Vivian Lamb Jacob Montgomery Baltimore Nigeria, where the war against George Landegger The Mooney Charitable Trust Edgar Rosenthal Boko Haram has caused massive The Landrigan Family Betty and Gordon Moore Courtney Sale Ross displacement. Lillian and Ira N. Langsan Philanthropic Morton K. and Jane Blaustein Roxiticus Foundation Fund Foundation, Inc. The Rudin Foundation, Inc. Alexander Laskey and Rachel Farbiarz Mount Saint Mary’s Abbey May and Samuel Rudin Family Natasha and Nick Lawler Anneliese Mueller Foundation Renate K. and George C. Lee Mulago Foundation Bonnie Rukin Carole A. Lengyel and Satori Iwamoto Thomas A. and Emily L. Murawski Matthew Runkle and Rebecca Koepnick Elizabeth A. Lester Patrick Murphy Catherine W. Rush David and Lindsay Levin Robert J. Murray Tina Ruyter Jahn and Sabrina Levin Foundation Estate of Julien Musafia S&P Global Jonathan and Wendy Mechanic Jane L. and David C. Nadeau Lorenzo and Anita Sadun Bill and Carol Lewis National Christian Foundation Kentucky Isabela Scarpa and Carlos Saldanha Elizabeth Liebman National Immigration Forum Aamir Saleem and Anika Shah The Lipkin Family, in memory of Evelyn Chris L. Nelson Richard Salomon and Laura Landro The IRC and its partner Appell Lipkin Tara-Nicholle Nelson Samuel I. Newhouse Foundation organizations provided Hong-Jing Lo Stephen D. and Ruth H. Newman Mark Sandelson Local Initiatives Support Corporation almost 40,000 farmers William and Barbara Oberdick Emilie Hall Sandin and Thomas R. Erika G. Long John O’Farrell and Gloria Principe Sandin with access to markets Carol Loomis Olivia Jones Foundation Tom and Linda Savage and farm resources Bryan Lourd Orange County Community Foundation The Savitri Waney Charitable Trust including seeds and Kristina and Frank Loverro The Oregon Community Foundation Estate of Michelle Scholz fertilizers The Henry Luce Foundation The O’Shea Family Foundation Thomas W. Schroeder The Lucky One Foundation Otto Family Foundation William and Marilee Schroeder Donald and Cathey Lynn Fred Ouyang Peter G. Schultz Stephen J. Lynton Vikram S. Pandit Schwab Charitable Fund M&H Schwartz Family Foundation Adine Panitch Jodi Harris and Steven J. Schwartz Marquis George MacDonald Foundation Anjali and Ashish Pant Philip E. and Toni M. Scully Jacqueline J. Mahal and Benjamin E. Paradise on Earth Fund Nicole Seligman and Joel Klein Segal Park Avenue Charitable Fund Semnani Family Foundation Mohsin Majid Chang K. Park Andrew Senior Malark Foundation Robert and Martha Parke Serine Bonnist Charitable Trust Scott and Laura Malkin Don Parker Sirely Shaldjian François-Xavier de Mallmann Sylvia Parker Mark Shannon

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Edward and Barbara Shapiro Viacommunity Christine Aylward Elizabeth Bowles Shobha Sharma Michael and Diane Vincent B & T, LLC Craig Bowman Mark Shepard Susan Vitka and Peter Fox-Penner Bruce M. Babcock Eileen Bowser Louise Shimkin Visa Peter and Debbie Babej Richard S. and Susan Braddock Sierra Health Foundation Betsy and Paul Von Kuster G. Bailey Megan Bradley Michael Siliski Robert Wall Diana J. and Joffre B. Baker Natalie Branagan Simple Actions Family Foundation Ming H. Wang The Baltimore Community Foundation Shirley Branch Patricia J. S. Simpson Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc. The Baltoro Trust Jim Braude Elinor and Joel Siner Wasatch Advisors, Inc. Bama Works Fund of Dave Matthews John R. Breitenoeder Andrew Sisson Peter W. and Lois Weiss Band Steven and Nancy Breth The Skye Foundation Inc. Linden and Judith Welch Ann Bardacke Bright Funds Foundation Marsha Sue Slater Rider The Wenden Foundation Robert and Cara Barnes Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. Dr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Small Dennis and Anita Werling Suzanne S. Bartolucci Amanda Bristolswanson Julia and Daniel Small Mariquita West Hope B. Barton Kevin J. and Paula H. Brosch The Clark R. Smith Family Foundation, Frederick and Margaret L. Zafer Barutcuoglu Alison and Owen Brown Bank of America, N.A., Co-trustee Weyerhaeuser Foundation M. C. Bassiouni Denise H. Brown Kathryn Smith Gerald I. White The Baupost Group, LLC Mary Lord Brown Robert B. Snell Marjorie E. White Benjamin Baxt Stanley Brown John A. and Susan Sobrato Janet C. Whittle Baylor College of Medicine Buddha’s Universal Church Andrew Sommer Margaret Whitton Charles R. Beitz and Ann Vershbow David H. and Barbara Burns Edward Sonn Laura and Stanley Wiegand James P. Bell Ellen Burstyn The Sorenson Legacy Foundation Henry E. Wieman Robin Bell and Thomas Kalb Paul S. Burtness Soros Fund Charitable Foundation Edward J. and Barbara Wilson Kathleen Bennett and Thomas Malloy Daniel Butler Jonathan and Jennifer A. Soros Bill and Anda Winters Margaret R. Bennett Eric K. Butler and Suzanne L. Jerrold G. and Carol R. Spady Harold and Judith Winters Meghan Benson Rocca-Butler Martin Spalding Allen Wisniewski Berger Family Fund Landon Butler Mr. Stephen Spears & Mrs. Cynthia Laura R. Wittke Suzanne Berger Keniston Kasha Cacy Martin James D. Wolfensohn Carol Bernstein Walter M. Cain Mary Ellen Stachnik Gregg S. and Beth Wolpert Judy and Paul Bernstein Scott G. Campbell Elizabeth Steele Clinton Wong Biogen Idec Foundation The Sam and Louise Campe Eugene P. and Marilyn L. Stein Peter and Joann Wood Charitable Fund Sami Bitar Foundation, Inc. Harvey and Paula Steinberg Kenton D. Wood Tatiana Blackington Leann Canty Erika Steiner Matthew Woodbury Kay W. Blair The Capital Group Co. Charitable Daniel and Susan Stendahl Michelle and John Woodley Robert and Sylvia Blake Foundation B. R. and Kate M. Stephenson Worldwide Small Change Foundation Terry Blanken Cory Capps Martin F. Sticht Teresa and Kabir Yamana Mr. and Mrs. Norbert J. Blessing Carlson Family Foundation Joseph E. Stiglitz and Anya M. Schiffrin Fareed and Paula Zakaria Stephen Blyth and Anita Gajdecki Carolyn Foundation Douglas B. Stolman Mary Zients The Boeing Company Candace M. Carroll and Len Simon Andrew and Theresa Strain Gail and Sharyn Zunz The Boeing Employee Giving Program John and Karen Carroll Susan S. and T. Dennis Sullivan, II Catherine J. Boggs W. T. Carter IV Carolyn Surgent and Jacques Friedman $5,000 + Martin B. Bondy Gerhard Casper The Susan S. Shiva Foundation Sarah Booth Christine Cassel and Michael McCally Louis B. and Marjorie Susman Anonymous (31) Diana Bosniack Kenneth Catalanotto Mona K. Sutphen and Clyde Williams 3 Strands Global, Inc. Gary Bottone Caterpillar Employee Political Action Sutton-Sudhalter Family Trust Committee Trust The Honorable and Mrs. Morton I. Michael F. Bower Rhonda F. Swain Catharine Hawkins Foundation Abramowitz Diana Bowes J. Bradford Sympson Henry Abrons Szilvia Szmuk-Tanenbaum in memory Adnan Afzal of Charles Tanenbaum Harris Ahmad Tanner Industries, Inc. Qanta Ahmed The Laszlo N. Tauber Family Michael J. and Pamela L. Albert Foundation, Inc. Diane M. Albi Sulian Tay and Justin Baldauf Janet and Richard Alexander Cindy Taylor Martha Alfaro Thalia & Michael C. Carlos Richard Allen Foundation, Inc. Samuel Allen William and Joyce Thibodeaux Samuel E. Allen Robert and Margaret Thomas Fund Christine Allred #2 of the Community Foundation Jordan Allred of New Jersey Alper Family Foundation Mark Thompson and Jane Blumberg Royal K. and Rose Altreuter Tiger Global Management, LLC Alwan Family Fund The Tom Fund American Express Co. PAC Match David Townzen Trust Francis H. and Jean Trainer Amgen Foundation Triangle Community Foundation Amgen Political Action Committee Spyridon Triantafyllis Gaurav and Leslie Anand Trinitarian Congregational Church John Andelin and Virginia Geoffrey UBS Donor Advised Fund Ellen Anderson US Bank National Association Anolic Family Charitable Fund Kamyar Vaghar Ben and Sheila Applegate Andrew Vaino ARIA Foundation Elsie P. van Buren Foundation Robert and Judith Armstrong Van LobenSels/Rembe Rock Founda- Ruth Arnhold Endowment Fund tion Diane Van Wyck Christopher Assenza Lisa Vantrease and Rizwan Pasha Myrtle L. Atkinson Foundation Zarifa, a Chaldean Christian from Mosul, Iraq, Gertrude Verhoeven Essa Y. Audi fled to Beirut, Lebanon, after ISIS overtook Danielle Vermeer Allison Augustyn her home city. She is now enrolled in an Versace Charles W. and Nancy G. Ayling IRC-sponsored vocational training class.

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Dunn Family Charitable Foundation The Greater New Orleans Foundation Nancy J. Dunn Margaret Green David J. DuPont Jessica Greenbaum Earnest Eats Stephen D. and Myrna K. Greenberg Kathy L. Echternach Gay and John Greer Derek C. Economy and Ann K. Walter Gregori Construction Ed Tristram Associates, Inc. Katharine B. Gresham Karen G. Eddy Laurie D. Grigg James Edwards Jr. Susan and Charlie Grigg Peggy K. Edwards Grosvenor Americas Judith Eisele Nancy Gruber-Meier and Henry C. Gerald and Gail Eiselman Meier Thomas L. Eisenberg Kenneth Gunn Electronic Arts Inc. Albert R. Gurney, Jr. Jeffrey Ellman gyro: Empower Yolo, Inc. H.L. Epstein Family Foundation Michelle England and Michael Stewart Kathleen S. Haentjens Enzo Viscusi, Eni S.p.A. Mary Hagemeyer (§) EOG Resources, Inc. Batsheva Halberstam Margaret Ericson Trust Carter Hall Dean Wilson Ervin Dermot Halpin Essex Meadows, Inc. Heather Hanly Ethel and Joseph Spatz Foundation Inc. Leslie Hanna-Nordby Mark Evans JJ Harder Mark Everson Robert B. Hartfield Exxon Mobil Corporation Donna F. Hartnett The F.G.K. Foundation Edward Hasbrook The Fair Share Foundation Thomas B. and Margaret M. Hayward Alison Faith HCD Foundation Charles and Winifred A. Falcon Daniel Hefter A young refugee brings her toys with Steven J. and Paula Fee George E. Hein and Emily Romney her to the female shower at the Kara Lois B. Feinblatt Laurie Hermann Tepe camp in Lesbos, Greece. Haley Ferguson Herson-Stirman Family Foundation The IRC built the facilities, which The Ferriday Fund Earl L. Heuer Pamela M. Fessler and Matthew B. Koll include a laundry. Grant E. and Lucia R. Hicks Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Highland-Mills Foundation First Presbyterian Church of Berkeley Fariha and Aaref A. Hilaly Howard Fischer Robert and Catherine K. Hinkle Central Minnesota Community Eunice T. Cox Jim and Shelley Fishkin Kathleen Hirose and Charles Harder Foundation Scott Crabtree Edward B. Fiske and Helen Ladd Bente Hirsch May C. Chan Putnam L. Crafts Jr. Five Fifteen Charitable Fund Michael Hochberg Lawrence Chang Kat and Gregg Crawford Flagship Foundation Charles J. and Mary Hodge Jack and LaVerne Chen Gary and Marla Crockett Francine Fleming Wiley Hodges Children’s Action Alliance Rita J. Csejtey Cynthia Flynn and Deirdre Boyle Ruth Holzer and Michael Byowitz Don M. Chirieleison Cultures of Resistance Network Follen Church Society Helen Homans Robert Cho Foundation Forever Young Foundation John Howard Chockstone Fund Art Cutler Margaret Forrestel Charles M. Howe Yvon and Malinda P. Chouinard F. and G. Czarnecki Fortress Investment Group LLC Scott Howell Ernest and Gwenith Chow Daniel M. and Brooke G. Neidich Reg and Barbie Foster Joan Hsiao and James H. Bromley Christine E. Andersen Fund Daniels Family Foundation The Franklin Fund Joy Hsu Irene and Alexander Chu Dartmouth College Frenzel Foundation David C. and Brenda Humm The Church of the Holy Trinity Estate of Ann David Heidi Frenzel and Scott Gronert Ann Hunter Ralph J. Cipriani Emily Davis Ernst and Marianne Friedrich Melissa Hunter Patty and Gustavo Cisneros Mary McGowan Davis Robert J. Frueh Ann Hunter-Welborn Henry and Janet Claman Samuel E. De Merit Arlene H. Gage John Brockway Huntington Foundation Nicole Cliffe Mary Jane J. Dean Nancy A. Garvey Vicki Huse Michelle Codding Terryl Decker GE Asset Management Incorporated Mary and Mike Hutchinson Nathaniel Codding Donna Dediemar and Chris Hamilton Jane Gelb Milton D. and Nancy A. Hyman Neal and Helenmary Cody DeKalb County Board of Health Genentech, Inc. Holly A. Idelson Eva and Ben Cohen Delaware Community Foundation Richard B. Gerber and Ronna Lindner Immigrant Legal Resource Center Jill Cohen Michael DeMichele Jessie Gerson-Nieder David K. Ingalls Peter and Barbara Cohen Andre and Deborah Denis Lee H. Gilbert Intel Corporation Virginia F. Coleman Denver Foundation Robert D. and Marion R. Gillette Masumi Iriye Colgate-Palmolive Company Stephany Diana Angela Giustina Joanne Irwin Columbia Grammar and Preparatory Ruth Dickler (§) Rolf and Julie A. Goetze Martin Isserlis School Ms. Elizabeth Miller and Mr. Jamie Paul Goldenberg J. Stanley & Mary W. Johnson Family The Columbus Foundation Dinan Lawrence P. Goldman and Laurie B. Foundation Combined Jewish Philanthropies Lois Dirksen Chock Herrick Jackson of Greater Boston Diane Dodds Steven M. Goldman Jennifer Jacobs Community Endowment Fund Sarah Cowles Doering Robert and Christy Goldspink Shabber Jaffer The Community Foundation for Greater Donald M. & Helen H. Kidder Family Kirill Goncharenko Sunita S. Jaffrey Atlanta, Inc. Foundation Goodwin Procter, LLP James G. Hart Foundation The Community Foundation of Middle Gary D. and Marilyn T. Doolen Krishantha Goonetilleke James Starr Moore Memorial Tennessee Dream Book, Inc Jim Gordon, The Edgewater Funds Foundation Community Foundation Sonoma Peter Drench Joel Goulder Wanda and Mavis James County Dennis E. Duello Grace Church Red Hill Jacqueline Jameson Genevieve Conroy Maryellen E. Duffield Joseph Graham Roger O. and Tracy A. Jeanty Carter M. Conway John P. Duffy Linda Grais and John G. Freund Jewish Community Foundation Ann T. and David N. Cook Duke Corporate Education Grant, Tani, Barash & Altman, LLC of Los Angeles The Cooper-Siegel Family Foundation Brian and Melissa Dunn

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Melaine and Gregory W. Jimmerson Marie Lobre John P. and Tashia F. Morgridge JM Kaplan Fund David and Victoria Locascio William F. and Mary S. Morrill Helgi Jobe Don and Margaret Locke Gregory and Andrea Moser Hilary and Alex Joel Loring, Wolcott & Coolidge Trust, LLC Farzad Mostashari Forrest Johnson Anthony R. Lorts Mostyn Foundation Thomas Johnson Ruth Norden Lowe & Warner L. Lowe Mount Olivet United Methodist Church Amy Jones Memorial Fund Judith and Richard Gosnell CRUT Abid Kagalwalla Nathan Lucash Betty J. Schlosser (§) Margery A. Kalmes Leon J. and Helen S. Luey Estate of Linda Hanson Michelle and Sonny Kalsi Laura Lundgren Michelle Mueller and Michael Gault Brandon Kam Elizabeth Lyman Jill and Michael Murphy Martha and John C. Kapeghian Florence Magassy Richard Murphy Alice Kaplan Magnolia Charitable Foundation William M. and Jane E. Murray Sharif Karmally Peter Maier and Elizabeth Tennant Leonard and Joalyn A. Mushin Farah Kathwari and Robin Van Majestic Construction & Management Susie Naficy Puyenbroeck Services Robert Nardy Jr. Marilyn R. and Steven R. Katzman The Malkin Fund, Inc. Richard Nathanson Chip and Sheryl Kaye and Warburg Donald M. Malone NBCUniversal Pincus Danny and Stephanie Mandel Emily D. Neal Amelia Kaymen and Paul E. Yopes Manhattan BNI Chapter 32 Mark and Dorothy Nelkin Natasha Kazmi Gerard M. Manning and Anne-Marie Mark Nelkin Kebok Foundation O’Farrell Dona Nelson The Keep It Going Fund Eric Mao William M. Nelson William and Emma Keller Lizbeth Marano New York University Kelly Foundation Daniel Margolis Linda Newmark Grace G. Kelly Francesco Mari James W. Nickel and Patricia D. White Frank Kendall and Eva E. Halpern Marian Goodman Gallery, Inc. Elaine Nonneman Russell Kerr Marshall Foundation Travis Northcutt Volunteers make coffee and tea at Galorah Keshavarz and Ali Rowghani Kathrine D. Martel Susan Norvich the Umbrella Café, an IRC rest stop Marc Keshishian and Susanna Craig T. Mason Nabil Nouri near the Macedonian border where Szelestey Loris M. Masterton Sandra G. Nowicki refugees can rest and get a meal. The Key Foundation Robert and Joan Matloff O. L. Pathy Foundation, Inc. Kathleen Kim Michael J. May Kelli O’Brien Jennifer and Tim Kingston John D. Mayberry Susan O’Brien Ann P. Kirby Kenneth Mayne Tom and Jennifer O’Brien Bob Kitchen Deann Mays Michael O’Connell Kathleen N. Knepper Brian K. and Anne S. Mazar Cozen O’Connor Julia Knox-Hudson and James B. Karen J. McIlvena and John R. Chaves Neil H. O’Donnell Hudson Neil and Amelia McDaniel Charitable Sara H. and Nicholas D. Ohly Masami Kojima Trust Old First Presbyterian Church Sudheer Konda Stuart McDermott Eileen O’Leary Paul M. and Toby Koren Mildred Roy McElligott Estate of Anne S. Oliver Jane Kristof Marjorie McGahren Margaret Olsen Jacqueline Krump John McKee Kent Olson The IRC and its partner Harriet Kuhr Audrey W. McLaughlin Omar Family Charitable Fund Daniel M. Kummer and Lisa M. Landau Debra McLaughlin Ann E. Onymous organizations provided LABO Charitable Fund Andrea McMahon Oppenheim Family Fund counseling, care and Andrea H. Lambrinides and John E. David McPherson Orbital ATK PAC support to more than Johnnidis Carmen McReynolds Pajwell Foundation 42,000 vulnerable Lanes Family Meadowlark Foundation Gustav and Hanna Papanek children and trained Wendy S. Lauring Esq. Medplan Thomas Papanek more than 2,200 Robert Lawler Julie Mehretu Diane Parish and Paul Gelbund child-protection workers Estate of Kirk Lawton Barbara J. Meislin Sheila Park Esther Lazarson Ilse Melamid Kristen Parton Ted Lazarus Michelle Mello John D. Patterson, Jr. and Michele F. Donna and Matt Leacock Thomas and Michelle Bone Melsheimer Demarest Adam and Robin Leader Merck Foundation Margot Patterson Jean Lecuyer Elizabeth Merrick L. Daniel and Laurie Pearl Peter Leffman Frank Metzger John R. and Christine Peeler Albert C. and Flora Leisenring Bryan Meyer Scott and Jane Pelley Leo Model Foundation Betsy S. Michel Peters Family Foundation Michael Levi Bernard A. and Kathleen A. Mihm Kirk Peterson Richard H. Levi Pauline Milius John and Karen Petry Charles & Margaret Levin Family Linda Miller The Pew Charitable Trusts Foundation, Inc. Robert and Gladys Miller Foundation Tuan Phan Cindy Levine Diane R. Millhiser Brian Pharris Michael and Sandra Levine Mr. and Mrs. W. Mills David L. Phillips and Sarah H. Costa Kristen Levithan Josephine A. Minerva The Phillips-Green Foudation, Inc. Milton Levy Mirapath, Inc. Eleanor Phipps Price Reynold Levy and Elizabeth A. Cooke Mission Bay Community Church Phoenix Rotary Club Charities Gail Lewellan MJ Morgan Group Estate of Laura S. Pinkert Scott Lewis and Laura Rose-Lewis MM.LaFleur The Pittsburgh Foundation Kris and Dawn Licht Shayan Modarres Irene Pletka Lifshutz Foundation Karin S. Moe Max Polaner Keith Lin Molitor/Emer Family Fund of the Jewish Polaris Oil Corporation LinkedIn Community Foundation Ruth Porat and Anthony Paduano Lolya Lipchitz Alexander F. Moore Lester Poretsky Family Foundation Inc. Kris and Mark Litzow Alexander Morgan James R. Posner Audra Liu Frederick A. Morgan Posner-Wallace Foundation

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John Powers Georgia L. and Thomas R. Schuttish Mary-Lauretta Testa Precision Strategies Cindi and David Scott Gladys R. Thomas Eduardo and Erika Pretell Gwen Scott Nathaniel Thomason A Gift Princeton Area Community Foundation Janney Montgomery Scott Linda Thrasher The Progress Family Foundation Inc. SDI Communications TOSA Foundation of a Lifetime The Prudential Foundation Jessica W. Seaton and Linda Z. Swartz Christine Tran Frances D. Puddicombe Stephen E. and Janice Seele Trexler Foundation After supporting the IRC for Mark and Sue Ann Pugh Mark Selcow and Lisa Acree Phyllis Trible many years, Mara Braverman, John A. Purnell Maxine Semmel Trinity Mennonite Church a 67-year-old college professor Carole Puttelman Daniel I. Sessler and Ximena Valdes Trinity Presbyterian Church living in Baltimore, had reached Ashraf Ragab Kimberly Sever Victor Ugwuede a transition: Her children were Larry Rail Anja and Jeff Shafer-Davidson Harold Underhill grown and she was living Bonnie Raitt Sarah Shaikh United Jewish Endowment Fund comfortably. As a grandchild of Alexander R. and Suzanne D. Rankin Waqar and Sarah Shaikh of the Jewish Federation of Greater refugees from Eastern Europe, Scott Ranney Scott Shane and Franice Weeks Washington Braverman felt a personal Razoo Foundation Sara Shanti United Parish in Brookline connection to the IRC and wanted Huida Refermat Ralph Shapiro United Way of Bergen County to support the long-term work of Jean Margo Reid Karen Share UnitedHealth Group the organization. Alice D. Reilly Steven and Linda Sheck Utah Bar Foundation Michael J. Reilly Shelburne-DeMichele Fund Rahman and Lyra A. Vahabzadeh She decided to designate the IRC Hera G. Reines Byron D. and Linda Sher Marianna Vaidman Stone as a beneficiary of her retirement Allen and Evelyn M. Reitz Scott Sherman Jan and Lisa Van der Linden account. One reason for this Milbrey Rennie and Zach Taylor Show The Love Melissa Van Dyke choice: Every IRA dollar left to a Gregory Reynen Matthew Shucker The Hon. William J. vanden Heuvel charity is tax-free. Ali Reza The Honorable George P. and Charlotte John and Julie Ver Ploeg Condoleezza Rice Shultz Cynthia Vergenz “It felt good to know that the Nina Richardson William R. Shurtleff Verisk Analytics IRC and the vulnerable families Nancy Ridge Stephen D. Silberman and Kathy J. Andrei I. and Carmen Vermont it serves would benefit from the Elizabeth H. and William L. Robbins Schwartz Austin View retirement assets I had worked Richard Robbins Daniel Simon Vitalyst Health Foundation hard to build,” says Braverman. Mr. and Mrs. William Roberts Simply Health Care David and Diane Voglund She is one of thousands of Andrew J. Robertson Sioux Falls Area Community Foundation Michael J. Volkovitsch dedicated supporters who every Rockefeller & Co., Inc. Sisters of St. Dominic Kevin Wade year leave legacy gifts to the The Rogers Foundation Jeff Slepak Benjamin Wagner IRC. These gifts are the mortar The Ronus Foundation Anne M. Smiddy Paula and Mike Wagner bonding the foundation of the Estate of James R. Rose Susan Smidinger-Brown John and Teresa S. Waldes IRC’s programs and will provide Andrea Rosen Cherida C. Smith Steve F. Warkany critical financial support to Saralee Rosen and Gary Blumsohn Patricia K. and Sanford V. Smith Christopher and Carol C. Webster future generations. Barry Rosenberg Wendy Smith Brad Wechsler and Patty Newburger Elizabeth D. and Phillip R. Rosenberry Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Snyder John Wedge “Not only do my children applaud Andrew Rosenblum Marsha Soffer Janet and Hans Wegner my decision to support the IRC,” Michael and Naomi Rosenfeld Coupa Software Robin Weinberg says Braverman, “but the gift The Rosenthal Family Foundation Alexander Solky Stephanie Weiner is also a tribute to my family, Rona Ross Gregory Solomon Lois L. Weinroth who taught me the values of Stephen and Kara Ross Nancy S. Somers James J. and Deborah A. Weishan compassion and social justice.” Judith Rothchild Southern States LLC Jed Weissberg and Shelley Roth Seymour and Sylvia Rothchild Family Spanish Broadcasting System, Inc. Fred Weitz Foundation Eleanor Speare David Welden Charles P. and Helena Franklin Rozier Brian L. and Stephanie Spector Gary Welsh Ruina Family Fund Gregg Spieler Finn Wentworth Francie Rutherford and Fred Julianne Splain and Richard C. Bartell Christopher W. Wentz Wardenburg (§) St. John’s Church, Norwood Parish Maureen S. Wesolowski John Sabat Stack Exchange, Inc. Sherrie and David Westin The Saint Paul Foundation Dan Standridge (§) Westminster Presbyterian Church Lillian W. Sakkas Statoil ASA Deirdre Whelan Bernard Salanie Susan B. Stearns Jonathan White Salesforce.org Mark and Sarah Stegemoeller Maurice Earl White Rebecca and Arthur Samberg Donald and Nancy Steinmann Michael and Judy L. White Allen Samelson Carl Stern Lindsay Whorton Diane Sampson Peggy Stevens Anne H. Widmark San Antonio Area Foundation Myron F. Steves, Jr. and Rowena Young Sarah B. Wigglesworth and Asiff S. Hirji San Francisco Friends School Brian M. Stewart Ann L. Wild The IRC and its The Santa Fe Community Foundation Emily Stewart William and Mary Greve Foundation partner organizations Santa Maria Foundation Stoel Rives LLP Juli and Mark D. Williams helped more than Reza Saraf Adam Stone Sandi Williams Ihsan Sassi Susan E. Stred 4,000 Kim E. Williamson people access Gary Saxton James C. and Pegge Strickler, M.D. The Wills Charitable Fund financial services SB Foundation Mary Stroll Renate Wilms-Rovin Barbara Schapiro Suja Juice Aletta T. Wilson Gregory S. and Christina R. Scherrer Wei-Yang Sun Stephen R. and Joann J. Wilson Lelia Scheu and Amirali Shakoorian Sunshine Foundation H. Wimmer (§) Marianne P. and John Schiffer SurveyMonkey Nate Wine Kenneth Schild David and Barbi Swafford Patricia S. Winer Jane Hartley and Ralph Schlosstein Robert and Marijeanne Swift Julia Winiarski Charles Schreger Starr Taber Dorothy Winkey Jonathan and Sheryl G. Schreiber Rita K. Tamerius Dr. Dean Winslow and Dr. Julie Parsonet Kelley Schuerhoff John I. and Carson Taylor Christina and Matthew Wirig Phillip A. Schuman Lee A. Taylor Joan W. Wofford Michael Schur Samuel Test Carl H. Wolf

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Marilyn Wolper Tamara G. and Michael D. Root Community Foundation of New Jersey Frank Wong The Speyer Family Foundation / Estate of Richard Corvin May Wong Katherine Farley and Jerry I. Speyer The Crown Family Julia Wood Vada (§) and Ted (§) Stanley Dalio Foundation David Woodhead Starr International Foundation Dr. Kathryn W. Davis (§) Paul Woodruff Dubai Cares John A. Wright Suzanne W. and Alan J. Dworsky Margaret L. Wrobel $2.5 million + Daniel J. Ernst David Wyler Estate of Harry Fagan, Jr. Wyler Family Foundation Inc. Anonymous (1) FJC - A Foundation for Philanthropic Wyss Foundation ACE Charitable Foundation Funds Sam Yagan Laurent and Johanna Alpert, in memory Estate of Juanita Friedrichs & Estate of Kristin Yarema of Paul and Sophie Alpert Arthur Friedrichs Chenyu Yen American Express The Ford Foundation Cynthia Young and George Eberstadt Alan and Jane Batkin Diane von Furstenberg and Barry Diller Ali Youssefi Dr. Georgette F. Bennett and Dr. Goldman Sachs & Co. Laird Zacheis Leonard Goldman Sachs Gives Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zimmerman S. Polonsky Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation Glenda and John Burkhart Agnes Gund Dorothy L. Campbell 1997 Trust Philip and Alicia Hammarskjold The Carson Family Charitable Trust The Hauser Foundation Lifetime Giving Charina Endowment Fund Humanity United charity: water The John D. and Catherine T. Chubb Charitable Foundation MacArthur Foundation The IRC is grateful to its The Church of Jesus Christ of Steven Klinsky and Maureen Sherry many supporters whose Latter-day Saints Leaves of Grass Fund compassion and generosity Columbia University The LeBrun Foundation over the decades has helped Committee Encouraging Corporate Estate of Lieselotte and Friedrich Philanthropy Solmsen vulnerable families to survive, The Leon and Toby Cooperman The Christy and John Mack Foundation recover, and regain control of Foundation Vincent A. and Anne H. Mai their futures. Educate A Child Margaret A. Cargill Philanthropies Marie and Joseph Field Mary B. Ketcham (§) Benito and Frances G. Gaguine Mrs. Cynthia Leary $50 million+ Foundation MasterCard Theodore J. Forstmann (§) William B. McClatchy Stichting Vluchteling Global Impact Janet McClintock and John F. Imle This mother and child are among the (Netherlands Refugee Foundation) Google.org Eduardo G. Mestre and Gillian M. thousands of Syrian refugees now NoVo Foundation Polly and John Guth Shepherd living in Hammana, Lebanon. Frederick J. Iseman James Mossman $20 million + Jewish Communal Fund Elizabeth Rasmussen (§) JPMorgan Chase & Co. Nancy B. Taylor (§) Anonymous (1) Richard and Ronay Menschel Estate of Ann Smeltzer Partners for Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Network For Good The New York Community Trust The Starr Foundation Newman’s Own Foundation Nike Foundation Freedom The David and Lucile Packard Sarah and Peter O’Hagan $10 million + Foundation Otto Family Foundation Partners for Freedom Page Family Foundation The Paul and Edith Babson Foundation are individuals who have Arnhold Foundation Robert T. Rolfs Foundation Pearson Foundation generously included the Cathy Root PepsiCo Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift IRC in their wills or estate Fund Dan Lufkin / The Peter Jay Sharp The Pew Charitable Trusts General Electric and GE Foundation Foundation The Pincus Family Foundation plans. We are honored by Vanguard Charitable Silicon Valley Community Foundation The Pincus Family Fund this commitment, which will Young Green Foundation The Prudential Foundation provide lifesaving assistance Andrew Romay to refugees for years to come. $7.5 million + George and Nancy Rupp $1 million + Omar and Kathleen Saeed Anonymous (2) The San Francisco Foundation Anonymous (70) The Grove Foundation Anonymous (7) George S. Sarlo Charles A. Abela The Peierls Foundation, Inc. Estate of Dorothy Abbe Pamela Saunders-Albin David B. Abernethy Schwab Charitable Fund Simin Allison Ruth and Julian Schroeder Dorothy D. Aeschliman Stavros Niarchos Foundation American International Group, Inc. Mike Schroepfer and Erin Hoffmann Kathleen L. Agena Tides Foundation American Jewish Joint Distribution Estate of Estelle Smucker Sandy Agrafiotis Judy and Josh S. Weston Committee Michael and Carol A. Taylor Elizabeth Franz Albert John C. Whitehead (§) American Jewish World Service The Robert and Margaret Thomas Fund Ellen J. Alexander Anadarko Côte d’Ivoire Company Time Warner, Inc. Janet and Richard Alexander In memory of Andrew E. Norman Unbound Philanthropy Cecilia Allen $5 million + Bill and Alice Barnett Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc. Laurent and Johanna Alpert, in memory Ms. Marjorie Blachly Maureen White and Steven Rattner of Paul and Sophie Alpert Anonymous (1) Vera Blinken The Winston Foundation, Inc. Edson Andrews American Red Cross Bloomberg Philanthropies Tracy R. and Catherine Wolstencroft Judy and John Angelo Cliff S. and Laurel E. Asness Andrew H. Brimmer Mary R. Angulo William K. Bowes, Jr. Foundation The California Endowment Andrea Axelrod Kenneth R. and Vickie A. French California Community Foundation The Baldwin Family Fund for Peace Johnson & Johnson The Capital Group Companies & Justice David and Ruth Levine Charitable Foundation Kelley Baldwin The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Chevron Margaret and Rick Baldwin Open Society Foundations Nicholas R. and Karen Chickering David and Karen Ballon Open Square Charitable Gift Fund The Chipotle Cultivate Foundation Pfizer Inc. Judith Bardacke

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Patricia and Joe Barile Howard F. Cohn Mary Ann Ganey Richard D. and Elizabeth Barrows Joan A. Gruenberg Cominos James and Yvonne Garon William J. and Katherine R. Bartholomew Peter A. Cook Doug and Geni Garrison June C. Bashkin Brigitte M. Cooke Donetta George Marcia J. Bates Seamus Cooney Gay Gibson Alan and Jane Batkin Hazel and Alan Cope Atherlie Gidding David R. and Suzanne G. Baty Kathryn Corbett Viola C. Gilbert Eric Bebernitz Joann Corey Clarence R. Gillett Stephen David Becker, in honor of his Thomas and Sarah Cox Steven L. Ginzbarg parents, Dr. Saul V. Becker and Augusta Patricia Cravens Jackie Gnepp and Joshua Klayman W. Becker Christopher Cronan Louise and Richard Goines Howard B. Beckwith Mervin Crook Eleanore S. and Joan L. Goldberg Dolores Bell Janet M. Cross Charitable Remainder Trust James Bell June Curtis Irma Goldknopf Ann Beltran Art Cutler Caroline Goldsmith Lawrence A. Benenson Vincent Daly Susan Goldsmith Cindy Benner Peter J. and Phyllis B. Davies Virginia N. Gonsalves Dr. Georgette F. Bennett and Dr. Leonard Billy Davis Robert W. Goodman S. Polonsky Marjorie E. De Hartog Georgia Boyd Gosnell Nora Benoliel Dr. Clarence A. De Lima Gabriele M. Gossner John A .Bergren Frances de Usabel Sanford S. and Lorraine B. Gotlib Bella Berlly William Dean Dragica Grabovac Eleanor and Richard Berry William and Patricia Dean Peter Grad and Marylynn Boris William Besselievre Yvonne Delnis Marianna Graham Rose S. Bethe Nicholas and Dolly Demos Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Granett David Birch Esq. Stanley C. and Beverly Diamond Ann Green Kristin A. Birkness Trinh D. Doan and Michael Jermyn Neal Greenberg Sami Bitar Rachel G. Doane James Grindlinger David L. Black Doris and Wakefield Dort Louise Grunwald Jacqueline Blanchard Jane C. Drorbaugh Donald Guateri and M. Lynott Peter and Patricia Blasco Barbara Du Bois, Ph.D. Yvonne Guers-Villate and Jose T. (§) Vera Blinken Louise and Robert Dudley Villate Betsy Blumenthal and Jonathan D. Root Nancy Hagle Duffy Geraldine Guggemos Norma Boecker Anne Eberle Jane Guthrie Daniel I. Bonbright Marilyn E. Eck Ruth B. Haas Loren L. Booda Merle J. Edelman Patricia Hackbarth C. Keith and Lyn Boone Dr. M. William Edwards Paul and Lisa Haller Nan Borton William Egan Juanita E. Hallisey Marion R. Bottorff Edward Eggert Rose S. Halperin Ward Bouwsma Thomas Ehlers Peter and Harriet Hanauer Robert E. Bower Judith Eisele Robert and Joan Handschumacher Mr. Hugh Bowman Bettina Elliott Kathleen Hanold Harriet Bramble Dr. Arthur S. and Dr. Rochelle Elstein Charles Hanson Mara Braverman Ronald and Kathryn Ems Pahle Hausmann Above: The Bazara family from Ann Brayfield and Joseph Emerson Bjorn Engberg In memory of Frances and Peter Havas, Aleppo, Syria, are reunited at Arthur P. and Lynne Brooks Susan Enzle Austrian political refugees Seattle’s international airport after Emily L. Brown Sara L. Esgate Eugene R. Heise three family members were initially Eleanor Maxine Bruhns Wynelle Evans-McNamara Nancy L. Hendrix barred from entering due to a federal Willa Brunkhorst Judy H. Fair-Spaulding Lucile P. and Jay Herbert Nancy Frick and Richard Bruno Robert J. Fassbender Juliane Heyman government executive order. Margret Buchmann Thomas Faulds Susan L. Hill Mary Buck Matthew A. Feigin and Adina Yoffie Don Hines Top: Mulu Bahre, 24, who was born William C. Bullock Judith Feiner Lisa Hirsh in Eritrea, became an American Paul and Frances K. Burik Marguerite Felice Cynthia K. Hobart citizen in January 2016, six years Kenneth Burrows Karl R. Feller Sharon Hodges after the IRC resettled his family in Wallace and Therese Burton Donald and Patricia Fels Rosemary Hoehn Baltimore, Maryland. Charles M. Butler Evelyn R. and John Ferguson John Hoffman Odette Cadart-Ricard Margaret T. Ferguson Mary Hogan Babbie and Stuart Cameron Elliott Fine Gerald and Nisha Holton Bill and Marilyn Campbell Carole and Harvey Finkel Maedell Howard Ruth H. Campbell-Duffy and Joseph Duffy Elizabeth E. Finkler Ann Hulen Michael P. Carley Anna Fisher Marjorie Hull Abby S. Casey Marvin Fisher Marsha Hunt Kicab Castaneda-Mendez and Marta Edward B. Fiske and Helen Ladd Christopher (§) and Hilda Hunter Chase Dudley Flamm Beverly Hurwitz Edward and Jeanne Cavallini Glenn R. Fleischman Jeffrey A. and Cheryl Hylton Katie Cecil Susan H. Fleming Ann Ingram Cornelia Cerf Nell Fliehmann Frederick Iseman Constance J. Chandler Ronald F. Foisy Joan Isserlis Judith Checker Walter E. and Nora Foster Bruce E. Jackson The IRC and its Nicholas R. and Karen Chickering Nancy G. Frakes Reed and Marge Jacob partner organizations Ingrid Christiansen Jack Funt David Jenness assisted more than Thomas and Patricia Cihowiak Benito and Frances G. Gaguine Dorothy Jenney 13,000 refugees from Judy Cirillo Foundation Ada Jeppesen East Asia to resettle in Sarah B. Clark Mary E. Gaines Eric D. Jernigan the United States. June M. Clase Nora C. Gaines Gay Johnson Douglas and Kathryn Cochrane Carl T. Gaiser Stephen R. Judge Sheila Cohen Julia Galosy Sylvia Juran

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Miles Kahler Mrs. Lynda S. Meeker, in memory Mark and Sue Ann Pugh Ruth G. Kahn of Mr. Warren C. Meeker Kay Puttock Mark I. Kalish Barbara J. Meislin Andrew A. and Gail C. Quartner Mary B. Kasbohm The Meledandri Family Trust Susan Quillman Alton Kastner Robert Mermelstein Ajir M. Rai Anne Kelemen Charles W. Merrels Joyce L. Rauhe Warren and Jo Anne D. Keller Beverley B. and Edgar G. Merson Thomas Ray Jeanne Kempthorne Jule Meyer Meghana Reddy and Avinash Kaza William Kennedy and Holly Neal Betty and Peter J. Michelozzi Judy L. Regan Kennedy John S. Miller III and Barbara Y. Miller Nancy E. Reid Chelsea R. Kesselheim Lawrence B. Miller Michael J. Reilly Maurine King Robert Miner David J. Reiss Lois Kirschenbaum Shannon Mitchell and Maxim Engers Sandra A. Remis Doris M. Kling Saul and Ezra Mizrahi Milbrey Rennie and Zach Taylor David A. and Anita R. Knechel Katharine B. Morgan Heidi Renteria Kathleen N. Knepper Georgiana K. Morrison Naomi Replansky Jerry Knoll Olive J. Brose Trust Jean-Paul Richard Christopher Kohlmeier Philip Mulqueen Albert A. Riddering Cathy Kornblith Donald and Ann Munro Bernard and Barbara Ries Linda Korsgaard Thomas A. and Emily L. Murawski Gwen Cheryl Rigby Susan Kotcher and Steven Carbo Sharon Murphy Diana I. Rigg Roger Krouse Ann Murray Daniel L. Riley Carlos E. Kruytbosch Leila Mustachi Eleanor A. Robb Harriet Kuhr Marilu A. Nashel Evelyn L. Robert Anita M. La Placa Lester H. Nathan Gilda M. Roberts Andrea Lambrinides and John Johnnidis Barbara W. Nathan Nancy Rodrique Carl E. Langenhop Nancy L. Neiman-Hoffman Estate of Edward Rogers William and Barbara Larsen Merlin E. (§) and Janet Nelson Arnold M. and Janet E. Rogoff Margaret and David Lauder Virginia Newes Andrew Romay Marion J. Nelkens Lederer Jerry Newman Cathy Root David Hank Lee Robert C. Newman Tamara G. and Michael D. Root Andrew Lenard Christopher Niebuhr Gideon Rose and Sheri E. Berman Olga Leskiw and Nori Suzuki Paul A. and Gayle Nyhuis James Rosen Victor and Roz Leviatin Mimi O’Hagan Saralee Rosen and Gary Blumsohn Mark and Suzanne Levinson Sarah and Peter O’Hagan Bella H. Rosenberg Dennis and Betty (§) Lewis Margaret Olsen Keith Ross Sidney and Linda Liebes Caroline Ong Shelley N. Roth and Jed I. Weissberg Joann J. Linder Daphne A. O’Sullivan Susan Roth Nancy E. Lippincott Mary K. Oswald Chester Rowland Marie Lobre India K. Ourisman James E. and Elizabeth J. Royster Dorothy C. Loehrer Elaine R. Owens Davina L. Rubin Edward E. Loewe Irene M. Pace George and Nancy Rupp Patricia V. Long Maryann Padol Carol Anne Ruppel and Brien Williams Warren LoPresti Gustav and Hanna Papanek Catherine W. Rush Winston Lord and Bette Bao Evelyn D. Parker James Saakvitne Christine H. Lorenz Sylvia Parker Robert and Martha Sachs Mary Ruth Lyle William Hally Parker Inge Sagel-Treser Above: Scores of Afghan refugee Kathleen Lynn and Ben Nathanson Sandip Patel Aimee Saginaw Marilyn I. Madden Susan and Alan Patricof Paul V. Samoni children have taken shelter in a Mark J. Magenheim Dr. James L. Patterson, Jr. George S. Sarlo desolate warehouse in Belgrade, Vincent A. Mai and Anne H. Mai Dr. Nadine Payn Naomi Schecter Serbia. The IRC and their local Robert and Jean Major Paul Peabody Tom Schloegel and Erika Dagress partner organization offer aid Patricia Makely and Joseph Schechter Marion Pearce Gary W. and Bernice A. Schmelz and services. Rudolf A. and Frances T. Makkreel Joyce Pendleton Roy G. Schmidt and Marilyn S. Lindvig Robert F. Marino Vangie Pepper Paul Lambert Schmitz Top: Hiba Al Faqih, a nurse, travels Carol L. Markewitz C. Diane Percival Karen Schneider with an IRC mobile health clinic that Connor Markey David Perry M.Gay Schoene provides care to Syrian refugees Linda Marsh W. James Peterson Doris Schoenhoff Stanley and Wendy Marsh Ron W. Petrie Anne Marie Schorn-Vernot living in Jordan. J. Laird Marshall John C. Phan Susan Schrenzel Lucretia Martin Kenneth Phelps Kathryn and Jay (§) Schulberg Margaret Martin David L. Phillips Emanuel Schweid Craig T. Mason Janice E. Phillips Mary Jean Scott Michelle Mathesius Naomi Phillips Kevin Segall Elizabeth T. Mathew Lora Pierce Glenn Seime Pauline M. Mayo Margaret E. Platts Edward Seltzer Louise McAllister Steven R. and Alice Plotnick John S. Shafer Elizabeth M. McCambridge Uzenzile Poindexter Clarence Shannon William B. McClatchy Gerald A. Pollack Gerry Shapiro Janet McClintock and John F. Imle Alvin W. Post Marilyn Sharp Ann McHugh Steven R. and Jo Ann Potashnick Mary Shay Mary McKay Mary Jane Potter Sherri Sheftel The IRC and its Joanne and George McKray Thomas Powell James T. and Hiroko Sherwin partner organizations James D. McMichael Lorna Power Marjorie F Shipe created or supported Dorothy McPherson George O. Pranspill Wanda R. Shirk 2,000 village savings and Jerry D. McPike The Robert O. Preyer Charitable Lead Irwin and Renee Shishko loan associations that Estelle Meadoff Unitrust Jerry A. Shroder benefited more than 58,000 Catherine V. Meehan William Prusoff Charitable Lead Unitrust Mark Sibley, Jr. members who saved more than $2.4 million

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The IRC and its partner organizations trained more than 33,000 educators and supported more than 11,000 schools

IRC President David Miliband visits a secondary school classroom at the Nyarugusu refugee camp in Tanzania. The camp houses refugees from Burundi who have fled political violence.

Jurg and Linda Siegenthaler Celestine M. Van Dorpe Grace Zahn William and Linda K. Richter David Siegrist Dee Van Leeuwen Gabriel Zepecki John and Anne Rogers Kay Silberfeld Ursula A. Van Raden Dewey K. Ziegler Paul Ross Abraham C. Silberman Dr. Ronald and Mrs. Betty Vander Kooi Kathleen Zingaro Sheryl L. Ruskin Philip Silver Mrs. Dana Vandersip Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan R. Zucker Randall T. Stephan James and Marianne Skeen Paul and Lois Vandrick Joseph T. Zylla Erika Stone Linda B. Smith Howard Vaughan Shelley Varga William Smolin Bella Verkhovsky David Welden George W. Smyth, Jr. Lucia Vinciguerra Charitable Gift Dora L. Wiebenson Ronni Solbert James Visser Annuities Gillian Sorensen Lawrence D. Vitt Raymond J. and Joan C. Spatti Jeffrey and Kay Waingrow In-Kind Donors Charitable gift annuities Evelyn R. Spletter Sandy Waks Sidney Stark, Jr. John and Teresa S. Waldes provide donors a unique way Agnes Scott College Beverly B. Sterry Steve F. Warkany to ensure life-long income Airbnb Margaret Stevens Roxanne Warren for themselves or loved ones Baby Buggy, Inc. Richard L. Stevens Nila J. Webster while also helping the IRC Bacardi Herbert O. Stiefel Lois L. Weinroth BBDO Worldwide Jerome A. and Betty W. Stone Lynne Wells respond to future humanitarian Bed Bath & Beyond Marsha Stout Judy and Josh S. Weston crises. The IRC appreciates Boston Beer Company Patricia S. Stover Ginia Davis Wexler the generosity of the following Chipotle Mexican Grill Walter Straus Barbara Whan partners who have established The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Maria Stycos Douglas and Katherine Wheeler gift annuities during the Marcia A. Summers Clare White Dental Health Associates Theodore J. Susac II Maureen White and Steven Rattner three-year period ending El Dorado Furniture Diana D. Swain Michael and Judy L. White Sept. 30, 2016. Ericsson Jane Swicegood Trina J. Whitney Facebook Ruth E. Swim Mark and Janet Widoff Anonymous HBO David Tabatsky Jonathan S. Wiesner Daphne Achilles ITN International Eve M. Tai William Wilcox Mrs. Lesley J. Barker Lush Fresh Handmade Cosmetics Gabor Tamasi Murton H. Wilkes Ward Barnes Miami Children’s Museum Joseph Tanen and Nancy Phillips Brent S. Wille Ellen Bartelt Orangewood Presbyterian Church Ann M. Tattersall Donald G. and Elinor R. Williams Mr. Richard Bruce & Ms. Leslie Aiello Perkins Coie Michael W. and Carol A. Taylor Joseph Williford Peter H. Burian and M. E. High Project Fi June L. Temple Dorothy Winkey Robert A. Delfausse and Ann Alton Rowland Hall Millie and Marcel Tenenbaum Richard B. and Edith Wolf Anne Eberle Screaming Color Theo G. and Artemisia Thevaos Arthur F. Wortman Betsy A. Gard and Barry L. Berman Spanish Broadcasting System Sue Thollaug Janet A. Wright Hugh J. Giblin Spanish Trail Dental Group Earlene Thom Jean Wright Donna A. Gushen Threads 4 Thought Edith D. Tipple Warren Wyss Charles and Carolyn J. Hanson Turner Broadcasting John A. Tolleris Julia C. Xeros Eva Havas Twitter John Train Wesley and Mariam Yale Jean Heinig Unitarian Universalist Congregation Harriette E. Treloar Reverend Lois F. Yatzeck Jean Herron of Atlanta Emily Turk James Yee Lois R. Lowenberg Welcome to America Project Ruth Turner Penelope Yungblut Marianne Lynch Whimsies Jessie K. Ulin Stephen A. Zach Humra Mahmood Whole Foods Market Stephen J. Umhoefer Evelyn Zafran John V. Meeks YMCA of Northern Utah Elsie E. Van De Maele Sam and Tracy Zager Krishnan Raman

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Kalhid Al Mohammed, a Syrian refugee and a volunteer with an IRC mobile health unit, examines refugees at a camp near Mafraq, Jordan.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND STAFF LEADERSHIP (As of March 1, 2017)

IRC Board Timothy F. Geithner Victoria L. Foley Jonathan L. Wiesner International Rescue of Directors Corydon J. Gilchrist Kenneth R. French William T. Winters Committee–UK Sir John Holmes Jeffrey E. Garten James D. Wolfensohn and Overseers Timothy F. Geithner, Chair Steven Klinsky Jane Waterman David Levine Robin Gosnell Staff Leadership Executive Director John Mack Evan G. Greenberg The International Rescue Board IRC-UK and Senior Francois-Xavier de Mallmann Maurice R. Greenberg Committee is governed Vice President, Europe Eduardo G. Mestre Morton I. Hamburg David Miliband by a volunteer, unpaid David Miliband Philip Hammarskjold President and Board of Trustees Board of Directors. The Thomas R. Nides Leila Heckman Chief Executive Officer Sir John Holmes Overseers provide advice Michael J. O’Neill Karen Hein, M.D. GCVO, KBE, CMG Anjali Pant Lucile P. Herbert on policy, advocacy, Ciarán Donnelly Chair Kathleen M. Pike George F. Hritz fundraising and public Senior Vice President, H.M. Queen Rania of Jordan Aly S. Jeddy relations. International Programs Ian Barry Omar Saeed Marvin Josephson Chair, Audit and Governance Pamela Saunders-Albin Alton Kastner David Johnson Committee Katherine Farley Rajiv Shah M. Farooq Kathwari Chief Financial Officer Hugh Bayley Tracy R. Wolstencroft Gordon A. Smith Dr. Henry A. Kissinger George Biddle Co-Chairs, Gillian Sorensen Yong Kwok Jodi Nelson Tineke Celeen Board of Directors Sally Susman Reynold Levy Senior Vice President, Ciarán Donnelly Mona Sutphen Winston Lord Policy and Practice Francesco Garzarelli David Johnson Merryl Tisch Vincent A. Mai Susan Gibson Treasurer Ercument Tokat Robert E. Marks Robert Appleton Sir Michael Lockett Maureen White Roman Martinez IV Chief Ethics and Lynette Lowndes Ricardo Castro Nina Whitman Kati Marton Compliance Officer Dylan Pereira Secretary Tracy R. Wolstencroft Jay Mazur Iliane Ogilvie Thompson W. Allen Moore Madlin Sadler Jake Ulrich David Miliband Kathleen Newland Overseers Senior Vice President, Bill Winters President and Indra K. Nooyi Morton I. Abramowitz Operations and Strategy Chief Executive Officer Sadako Ogata Madeleine K. Albright Sarah O’Hagan Laurent Alpert Amanda Seller Timothy F. Geithner Susan Patricof International Rescue Kofi A. Annan Senior Vice President, Chair, Overseers Scott Pelley Lila Azam Zanganeh Global Philanthropy and Committee–Belgium David L. Phillips Bill Barnett Partnerships Liv Ullmann Colin L. Powell Alan R. Batkin Board of Directors Honorary Vice Chair Milbrey Rennie Christoph Becker Jennifer Sime George Biddle International Condoleezza Rice Georgette F. Bennett Senior Vice President, Kathleen Hayen Andrew Robertson Vera Blinken US Programs David Johnson Alan R. Batkin Felix G. Rohatyn Betsy Blumenthal and Interim Vice President Imogen Sudbury Winston Lord Gideon Rose W. Michael Blumenthal Awards Management Unit Sarah O’Hagan George Rupp Andrew H. Brimmer Thomas Schick George S. Sarlo Jennifer Brokaw, M.D. Ricardo Castro James C. Strickler Thomas Schick Tom Brokaw General Counsel Jonathan L. Wiesner James T. Sherwin Glenda Burkhart Chairs Emeriti James C. Strickler, M.D. Frederick M. Burkle, M.D. Jane Waterman Liv Ullmann Board of Directors Néstor Carbonell Executive Director, William J. vanden Heuvel Clifford S. Asness Jeremy Carver IRC-UK and Senior Michael VanRooyen, M.D. George Biddle Robert M. Cotten Vice President, Europe Ronald J. Waldman, Mary Boies Trinh D. Doan M.D., M.P.H. Florence A. Davis Jodie Eastman Rhonda Weingarten Susan Dentzer H.R.H. Princess Firyal Josh S. Weston Katherine Farley of Jordan 28 IRC Annual Report 2016

THE IRC’S EFFICIENCY

Program Services 92% Management & General 6% Fundraising 2%

2% 92% 6%

Thousands of stranded refugees take shelter in a warehouse next to the train station in Belgrade.

FINANCIAL REPORT PROGRAM Condensed Audited Statement Of Activities SERVICES FOR THE YEARS ENDED SEPTEMBER 30, 2016 AND Health 38% SEPTEMBER 30, 2015 (IN THOUSANDS) Education 16% 2016 2015 Other Programs* 15% OPERATING REVENUES Resettlement 14% Contributions $101,444 $77,260 Water & Sanitation 8% Contributed goods and services 6,827 13,251 Distribution 6% Grants and contracts 602,449 572,449 Community Development 3% Foundation and private grants 20,257 19,247 * Includes protection, shelter Investment return used for operations 4,956 4,871 and livelihoods Loan administration fees and other 3,958 4,139 3% Total Operating Revenues 739,891 691,217 8% 6% OPERATING EXPENSES 38% Program Services 15% International relief and assistance programs 533,294 513,541 U.S. Programs 86,227 75,625 16% Emergency preparedness, technical units, and other 44,915 33,909 14%

Total Program Services 664,436 623,075

Supporting Services Management and general 40,334 29,280 Fundraising 17,966 16,657 THE IRC’S RATINGS Total Supporting Services 58,300 45,937 The American Institute of Total Operating Expenses 722,736 669,012 Philanthropy’s CharityWatch gives the IRC an A+. Charity EXCESS (DEFICIENCY) OF OPERATING Navigator awarded the IRC its REVENUES OVER OPERATING EXPENSES 17,155 22,205 highest rating. And the Better Excess related to Unrestricted Funds 4,671 14,845 Business Bureau Wise Giving Excess (deficiency) related to Temporary Restricted Funds* 12,484 7,360 Alliance notes the IRC meets all 20 standards. Endowment, planned giving and other non-operating activities (net) (3,094) (15,487) Increase in Net Assets 14,061 6,718 Net assets at beginning of year 161,774 155,056

NET ASSETS AT END OF YEAR $175,835 $161,774

* Unspent temporarily restricted funds are carried forward and therefore may produce deficits in the years when expended. Complete financial statements, audited by KPMG LLP, are available at Rescue.org

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Silva, age 7, a Syrian refugee, writes in a notebook in front of How You Can her family’s tent at a refugee Support the IRC camp in Lebanon.

Advocate Raise Money Join the IRC’s online global family Start your own fundraising campaign to at Rescue.org to receive important support the IRC and make a difference. advocacy alerts and news about the For information, visit the DIY fundraising humanitarian issues that are site at: Rescue.org/DIY important to you. Volunteer Donate The IRC relies on volunteers to support Give online by visiting our website at its work helping refugees adjust to a Rescue.org. Make a tax-deductible new life in the United States. For contribution by calling 1 855-9RESCUE information about how you can help, or by mail to: visit: Rescue.org/Volunteer

Donations International Rescue Join the conversation Committee, 122 East 42nd St. New York, NY 10168-1289 @theIRC

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Future Gifts Ensure that displaced people make their way from harm to home in the future through a bequest to the IRC. Contact [email protected] for information or to indicate that you have already included the IRC in your estate plans.

Photo Credits Front cover: Jonathan McBride; inside cover: IRC; p.2: Timea Fauszt; p.3: Timea Fauszt; p.4:Timea Fauszt; p.5: Euan Robinson; p.6: Miodrag Cakic; p.7 above: Jan Joseph Stok, left: Miodrag Cakic; p. 8: Peter Biro; p. 9 above: Euan Robinson, left: Peter Biro; p.10: Jonathan McBride; p.11: Jonathan McBride; p.12: Peter Biro; p.13: right: IRC, top: Ned Colt; p.14: above: IRC, top: Ilya S. Savenok/Getty Images for the IRC; p.15: above: Monique Jaques, top: Tara Todras-Whitehill; p.16: IRC; p.18: above: Kellie Ryan, top: Kellie Ryan; p.19: Jacob Russell; p.20: Kathleen Prior; p.21: Monique Jaques; p.23: Jacob Russell; p.24: above: Nick Hall, top: Keith Lane; p.25: above: Jan-Joseph Stok, top: Ezra Millstein; p.26: Griff Tapper; p.27: Ezra Millstein; p.28: Jan-Joseph Stok; inside back cover: Jacob Russell

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